Challenge #8: Aggregate Consumer Purchases

[parkerjackson42]

Similar to others!  The cross tab tool is essential here!

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[jiuh_park]

I used formula tool in order to check if ticket ID meets the condition

Saqueador

This is the expression I used to check ticket ID. It's kind of complex but it still works:)

MAX(
ABS(!IsEmpty([Pizza])),ABS(!IsEmpty([Burger])))
*ABS(!IsEmpty([Side]))
*ABS(!IsEmpty([Drink]))

[AcevedoYo]

Great practice on the basics. I was trying to do something very fancy before pressing on the brakes and realizing the question being asked is very simple.

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[Rohit_G13]

This was a lot trickier than initially expected. Got stuck initially figuring each calculation in separate streams but not being sure how to combine them all before figuring out

[JenThomas]

my take on the solution

[mhou]

🙂

[iakovidc]

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[Razzle]

Probably not the most slick solution but got there in the end

[izamryan]

A couple of gotchas in this one!

Saqueador

When the question says "since June 2013" it doesn't mean, since the beginning of June 2013.
it means "from 1st of July 2013 onwards", or "after the end of June 2013".

I tried to solve this first with a RegEx tool but wasn't able to figure out how to do the OR logic.

The way to structure this is:
Step 1 - build a fact table. That's just the transactional PoS data, with a few extra columns
Step 2-  we can then Cross Tab to "collapse" the transactions and sum to each Transaction, where each Transaction contains (Pizza OR Burger) AND Side AND Drink.

Then it's just case of adding across.

[aatef]

Solution to Challenge #8: Aggregate Consumer Purchases