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Challenge #109: Women in Government Around the World

allwynthomas24
11 - Bolide

Amazing Challenge To Get Good Hands-On Experience...!!! Covers Almost All the Core Certification Tools... Thanks for the Challenge... @JoeM

 

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brandowd
8 - Asteroid

I managed to get through this after a bit of meandering around.

 

The only problem I had is my outputs don't quite match the top 3 for each group. After I looked at the solution I noticed that the first filter is removing records based on !IsEmpty([1997]) which I disagree as there are countries that have data such as Burundi in later years and so relevant to point 2. 

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Chantelb
9 - Comet
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phottovy
13 - Pulsar
13 - Pulsar

Not as straight forward as I initially thought it would be.

lpvlinh
7 - Meteor

 

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I think some of the steps are confusing, which is why the ranking i got is slightly different than the answer. Everything else was clear and easy except these 2 steps: 

  1. Step 2: removing country not reporting data: How do you define "not reporting data"? is that countries that have all zeros through out 1997 ->2017? Then what about country that is not reporting half of it? 1/3 of it? 
  2. Step 3: If a year is left bank, assume the percent is the same as previous year. There are country that doesn't report for 3,4,5,6 years consecutively, but following years they reported it. How do you treat them?

 

juliabarale002
8 - Asteroid

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jjrbondoc
8 - Asteroid
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Qiu
20 - Arcturus
20 - Arcturus

Homework

AJ_36
8 - Asteroid

Anbei meine Lösung

BSilverblatt
8 - Asteroid

Thanks for the challenge! Here is my solution: