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Challenge #332: The more ice cream, the better!

tammybrown_tds
9 - Comet

I need some ice cream now.

 

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janwisniewski
Alteryx
Alteryx

My first weekly challenge, I really enjoyed solving it! 

 

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Cheers,

Jan

PhilipMannering
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula

Solution attached,

 

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rachel_lynch
Alteryx
Alteryx
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Rachel Lynch
mg46
8 - Asteroid

I saw that too, Dave!  I have to correct those spelling errors, haha.

mg46
8 - Asteroid
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ggruccio
ACE Emeritus
ACE Emeritus

Fairly simple prep and blend.

 

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Didn't need to re-sort data for third portion because Sample Tool has an option for last. 
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ScottSum
5 - Atom

How do you suggest we address the partially missing/corrupt data? For example the input dataset is missing values for what I am inferring to be 9_bj. In its place we get a row of nulls, but mixed in with the nulls we appear to get a rating, rating_count and ingredients. I recommend we go back to the original dataset to address import errors for 9_bj, 5_hd, 10_hd, 49_hd, 50_hd, 51_hd, 60_hd, 68_hd,  and all the _breyers data.

Thoughts?

karlhansen
9 - Comet

I viewed it as data we should ignore, based on the target output files -- a test of your data cleaning skills.

karlhansen
9 - Comet

I also saw two coconut cream non-allergen ice creams that were not in the target output.