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Now that winter is here, excitement is high among curling, skiing, snowboarding, and all winter sports enthusiasts! Special thanks to Nolan Gaskill (@Nolan) for contributing the idea for this challenge.
As the regional manager of a sports retail chain, your challenge is to manage the winter sports inventory, ensuring maximum sales and minimal spoilage. This decision-making process will be powered by—you guessed it—an insightful analysis of historical sales data using Alteryx Designer.
A dataset containing details of your store’s inventory, sales, and spoilage rates has been provided. It requires some preliminary cleaning to ensure accuracy in your analysis, allowing you to dive in and extract valuable insights.
Your tasks are:
If you find yourself struggling with any of the tasks, feel free to explore these interactive lessons in Maveryx Academy for guidance:
Good luck!
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my solution. Was trying to avoid using a lot of select tools but ended up relying too much on multi-rows and formulas i think
Had some trouble with the date but not too bad. I look forward to reviewing how others approached this one.
@myastarling thanks for sharing. First time I've seen the Make columns in use, learnt something new today.
Tam