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Challenge #425: Weekly Allowance Distribution

RohanB
7 - Meteor

Solution below

Krzysiek
8 - Asteroid

It could have been resolved by just a Record ID Tool and single Function Tool.

I decided to add a bit of flavor and made a simple macro that allows adjusting Allocation amount.

 

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darylljose
5 - Atom

My solution. It's a little bit uncommon, I think.

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Jean-Balteryx
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula

Here is my solution !

JeffF
Alteryx
Alteryx

I decided to change my solution in to an analytic app where the number of weeks and weekly spending limit can be modified.

 

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Reesetrain2
9 - Comet

All,

 

My submission!

Matt

 

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mkeiffer
9 - Comet
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Hi everyone,

 

My first approach would be to solve this activity with a Formula tool, and doing the weekly calculations.  In the spirit of the Challenge, I wanted to see if I could come up with a solution without using any Formula tools and using the Multi-Row Formula tool.  Here is my solution!

RagLytics
5 - Atom

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iracine
7 - Meteor

Fantastic Challenge. Solution attached. 

I can see the value of creating it as dynamic as possible so when there's additional weeks it's easier to maintain. 

Love multi-row formulas! 

 

 

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nzp1
7 - Meteor

SPOILER - I took a simple approach but then I took an approach that would allow the user to change the Constant for the number of weeks to make the solution more dynamic