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First big dataset I've worked with. Very cool - and soooo much easier than in Excel
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Perhaps should have linked the data to the field names in Excel, but I sidestepped by searching for and renaming the relevant fields by hand.
Process:
- Filtered charity names for State (Field 4) = CO
- Filtered 990 data with flag from formula tool (combining criteria with ANDs to set prospect flag
- Joined data to names/addreses
- Calculated fundraising efficiency ratio and sorted the 3 final prospects
Yielding "A Precious Child Inc." as the winner.
Process:
- Filtered charity names for State (Field 4) = CO
- Filtered 990 data with flag from formula tool (combining criteria with ANDs to set prospect flag
- Joined data to names/addreses
- Calculated fundraising efficiency ratio and sorted the 3 final prospects
Yielding "A Precious Child Inc." as the winner.
I chose:
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A Precious Child Inc.
n.b. the yxzp was too large to post, so I've gone for the workflow without files
n.b. the yxzp was too large to post, so I've gone for the workflow without files
I narrowed it down to three candidates of which I manually selected one that I am most epathetic with:
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Healthcare is my go to charity here :)
Healthcare is my go to charity here :)
Hello! This is my solution.
