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Challenge #20: List Parsing

Jim7
8 - Asteroid

Quite a few tricks in the original data set to keep your regex honest :) Attached is my solution.

justin_winter
8 - Asteroid

Ugh, that was one of the uglier ones. Pretty trial and error solution that still isn't perfect...

dillon_bok
8 - Asteroid
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Kenda
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula
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What a mess! I ran and reran the workflow so many times to account for each of the variations in the data. Ended up using a lot of RegEx in my formulas.

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CHarrison
8 - Asteroid

Finding the difference between Address & Company name was a challenge, but got there in the end :) 

aking
7 - Meteor

Pretty tedious

 

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OldDogNewTricks
10 - Fireball

I have got to say this was a pain and took me about 3 different iterations.  However, I did end up with what I think is a better result than then provided solution.

 

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I noticed there were 3 records with a phone number that was not accounted for in the solution (my records highlighted in red below)
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I also didn't like how the FAX records had the word ' fax' in them and similarly that Notes had the '...' at the beginning and end.  I cleaned those up as well.
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Mikkel_D_Karlsen
8 - Asteroid

Thanks for a great challenge, here is my solution

MarMu
8 - Asteroid

 

That was one time consuming nut to crack. Quite a few hours went into finding the right RegEx expressions. The rest was pretty straight forward.

CReW-macros really helped speed up the validation with their awesome test macros. kudos

 

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tammybrown_tds
9 - Comet

Full disclosure...I had to peak to the REGEX statements right.  These challenges are a great way to learn Alteryx, though, even if they aren't completed without peeking.