Challenge #1: Join to Range

[ujl0922]

Here's my solution

[Ladarthure]

Starting to do the challenge by chronological order, my solution to this one

[krehbieh]

Attached is my solution. Opted to use the Generate Rows tool to create a new column in the Reference Table that could be used to join on the Source Data.

[vpsanchez]

I used two left joins to accomplish the same results. I need more training on some of the tools in Alteryx. I'll need to look up more tools inside of the product! Thanks for the weekly challenge! 

[Koji_B]

Here is my solution

[robcarroll]

Done. 

[PhilBalderson]

Completed my first challenge, after watching Grand Prix at Inspire 18 yesterday, I've got to start somewhere. 

Fascinated at how many ways we can get to the same result! 

[PhilBalderson]

Completed my first challenge, after watching Grand Prix at Inspire 18 yesterday, I've got to start somewhere. 

Fascinated at how many ways we can get to the same result! 

[PhilBalderson]

Completed my first challenge, after watching Grand Prix at Inspire 18 yesterday, I've got to start somewhere. 

Fascinated at how many ways we can get to the same result! 

[nnilz]

First time attempting the weekly challenges. There was a good article on the community about using generate rows plus I thought to use the text to columns to split out the ranges.