Challenge #12: Creating an HR Hierarchy

[cody_rush]

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[jenniferk]

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Only took a 6 month break and some free time for me to finish this challenge! It was a good lesson on iterative macros. I wasn't able to select any options for the output in the interface designer because I converted my output to a macro output before I had properly configured the workflow to an iterative macro.

[JayZi]

Thanks for great exercise.

[KGS]

Hi,

Definitely getting better,Still spending hours to get the solution.

Cutting down hours would be next target.

Best,

G 

[Ukashi]

Hello, 

I'm finally back to clearing past challenges 🙂 

here is my solution:

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WorkflowMacro

Thank you for challenge

[iamme012397]

Didnt use macro tho but i tried to experiment around the tools #trial and error

[iamme012397]

ANOTHER ALTERNATE SOL

[jarrod]

Iterative macros are always a little tricky to setup - i like to build the workflow as i would imagine it (with 2 "iterations" at least) then copy that part of the process into a new canvas to start the build. 

Biggest thing of iterative macros is that the iterative output tool needs to be exactly the same schema as the iterative input tool. 

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[Sudha8990AI]

Good Exercise for learning the iterative macros. For beginners it will be more challenging. I referred to more solutions.

[AcevedoYo]

The macro itself was infuriating simple to create once I understood how iterative macros worked. I'm still confused but how to get this macro to run without the error of trying to run infinitely. I think I'm missing something simple...

Workflow:

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Workflow for the macro:

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