Weekly Challenges

JosephSerpis · ‎04-28-2019

Challenge Completed

NicoleJohnson · ‎05-03-2019

One tool solution!!!

Took me a while to find the right code (thank you once again, StackOverflow!!), but I managed to find my solution using only the R tool, rather than just loading the data and then using regular Alteryx tools.

Definitely not the most intuitive programming language to dive headfirst into (having had exactly 1 experience in Python and 1 in R, I'd currently vote for Python... though clearly this sample size is lacking haha), but it at least started making more sense by the end.

Note: Thanks to @patrick_digan for unwittingly helping with my solution - I definitely took a shortcut and just "borrowed" your logic for determining the lower & upper bounds of each carat range :)

Took me a while to find the right code (thank you once again, StackOverflow!!), but I managed to find my solution using only the R tool, rather than just loading the data and then using regular Alteryx tools.Definitely not the most intuitive programming language to dive headfirst into (having had exactly 1 experience in Python and 1 in R, I'd currently vote for Python... though clearly this sample size is lacking haha), but it at least started making more sense by the end. Note: Thanks to for unwittingly helping with my solution - I definitely took a shortcut and just "borrowed" your logic for determining the lower & upper bounds of each carat range :)

Cheers!

NJ

jasperlch · ‎05-16-2019

Solution attached

Kenda · ‎05-17-2019

Spoiler

Got tripped up and couldn't figure out why my R tool wouldn't bring in the data. Turned out being something super simple again.. I was using backslashes when the tool needed forward slashes!