Challenge #1: Join to Range

[deekshapuri]

This is with a simple formula tool and creating the ranges in the first file and then joining on the basis of different ranges.

[jlrouquette]

Howdy,  

My solution to challenge #1 is attached...

[Jonathan-Sherman]

Attached my solution!

[NSASPORTES]

Hi,

Here's my solution :

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[gcarroll]

Hello! Attached is my slightly overcomplicated solution as I struggled with how to use generate rows correctly. Saw how others did it so I now know! Great exercise for learning so thank you very much! Onto the 2nd challenge...

[JudyN]

Great exercise!

Cartesian join is a must to solve this but I could choose a smaller dataset to produce smaller cartesian join output which will make the workflow run faster.

[fabriciopsouza]

Hi, im the new guy here, (for now).

There is my brute force solution.

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[Verenala4]

Hi,

I am new to the "game" and just did my first weekly challenge (I saw there are so many already, so I have to catch up).

Below is my solution (slightly different to the proposed one but still quite similar I think).

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[RichoBsJ]

Hi! Here my solution :)

[Thableaus]

Hi! Starting off my routine of challenges to get to 150 by June, at least!

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Cheers,