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Challenge #49: Reformatting Transactional Data

RS452
7 - Meteor

Good one..

Joe_Lipski
13 - Pulsar
13 - Pulsar

🙂

Joe Lipski
NISCHITHA-98
8 - Asteroid

Solution

WasimS
8 - Asteroid
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jjrbondoc
8 - Asteroid
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MariusNikiforovas
8 - Asteroid
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rrozanski002
8 - Asteroid

Done

KodyKlein
6 - Meteoroid

My tutor showed me how to do this a week ago. I waited a week and attempted to recreate the workflow without looking back at any notes. It took me a minute, but I finally got it! 

 

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davidhe
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

Could be a macro? 

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KodyKlein
6 - Meteoroid

Thanks so much for the feedback! I'm as green as it gets, so I really appreciate it. I downloaded your file and looked through your workflow. I like it a lot! It seems very elegant to separate the dataset into separate datasets for each product and then use a union tool to join them. I feel like the workflow I was taught is a bit visually simpler, but I think yours is more interesting, and really I like that you didn't have to use the formula tool to create new columns.