Challenge #62: Find the Duplicate Clicks

[JoeM]

This solution to last week's challenge can be found HERE.

A website log tracks every click visitors are making on a particular link on the site in order to measure interest in the link.

However, web consumers are impatient and may click a link multiple times in short succession.

The goal of this exercise is to flag "duplicate clicks" that is defined as the event fire date happening within 30 seconds of the previous event fire date for the same user (IDFA) and device (DeviceID)

[alex]

not sure if I arrived early, but there was no workflow attached to your post.

[JoeM]

@alex, the start file is now posted!

[MarqueeCrew]

@JoeM,

I included a sort (to make sure that data is in time order).  Your challenges almost make Monday's something to look forward to..

Cheers,
Mark

[alex]

Looked for a way to do it differently than @MarqueeCrew, but couldn't.  My workflow was the same as his.

[Balders]

I went a longer way around on the date parsing but got there in the end. I also assumed the data was pre-sorted from eyeballing the data.

Nice short challenge.

[Max06270]

Hi guys, solution attached. this week was pretty straight forward, have a great week!

thank you

[JoeM]

@MarqueeCrew... the critical word being "almost".  😉 

[csmilley]

Fairly simple one I believe.

[vuddagiri1991]

Took a while to write the expression, but quite a simple one.