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Challenge #38: Data Blending for Batch Output

jrobiso2
8 - Asteroid

Too simple - I kept looking for "gotcha" things!

mindyzhang99
8 - Asteroid

My Solution

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Longa
8 - Asteroid

My solution: 

aroumpelaki
8 - Asteroid

Challenge solution.

Treyson
13 - Pulsar
13 - Pulsar

I love training folks on how to use dynamic outputs! This is a great example of that

 

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Treyson Marks
Managing Partner
DCG Analytics
ShaneCole
5 - Atom

Completed...

hang_nguyen_kpmg
8 - Asteroid
Spoiler
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mertshepard
8 - Asteroid

Solution attached.

HardikJani
8 - Asteroid

Hi learnt something new trying to solve this problem. I used the find and replace tool to blend data and then used the logic that each combination or region and product will generate a unique code using the key. Used the formula tool to get it. At the end I used the tile tool to sort the data and output data configured to split data in a folder using the file name I created using the formula tool before that. I unchecked the keep field in output to avoid getting it in final output.

JS1989
8 - Asteroid

Solution