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Challenge #453: Unlock H-1B Visa Program Trends in 2024

fmilliren
8 - Asteroid

I was able to get to the expected answer for the second question but don't feel it reflects what was actually asked, so I provided the answer to both the "asked" question and the expected response.

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rmassambane
11 - Bolide

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Avi6999
7 - Meteor
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Albert_Vega
8 - Asteroid

Complete!

RM_MOHANTY
7 - Meteor

Hey, Here's My Solution:

Tools: 

Macro - Preparation  - Reporting - APP

 

Happy Learning.

- RM

 

 

 

WirkKarl
8 - Asteroid

Great challenge — H-1B data always brings interesting patterns when you start breaking it down by industry.

We worked with similar employment datasets at Phonexa when mapping out geo-industry lead distribution. Cleaning and joining large volumes with NAICS codes can be a pain, especially with missing values, but it’s always rewarding once visualized.

Curious to see how tech vs. healthcare shake out in the 2024 results. Looking forward to digging in!

aiahwieder
9 - Comet

Not sure "Count" is the correct method for the second task, but this is one of my favorite datasets to poke around in!

Shivraj96
7 - Meteor

Here is my approach, 
I used filter tool initially to filter out only records for fiscal year 2024,
then I used Formula tool to add a new column, Total Approvals = [initial approval]+[continuing approvals]

I then used Select tool to select only necessary columns, 
I used filter tool to filter out records with missing Industry NAICS codes,

then I use summarization tool to group by employers and get sum of total approved petitions,
I used another summarization tool to group by Industry NAICS codes and to get count of Industry codes,

lastly I used Sort By, Sample and Browse tool.Challenge 453.jpg