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Solution attached. I agree with those that had 154 records as the result. The solution provided has 43 extra records that would skew the analysis.
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The solution provided does not filter out survey pairings with a null score nor incomplete respondent pairings.
Ah, beer and poptarts; I dare you to name a more classic pairing.
Here's my solution, not sure I'd want to try some of these pairings, although I'm not one to turn down free beer:
This one was fun, and a very practical data prep exercise. I'm not a beer drinker, but I do love Pop-Tarts, and I learned about some new flavors here!
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It took me a few tries on the filter to match the output exactly - the output keeps partial responses (e.g. if the respondent entered their own pairing, but only entered a Pop-Tart flavor and nothing else).
