Challenge #95: Draw 1000 Apples in Under 60 Seconds

[kelly_gilbert]

I was worried about this one, but it ended up to be pretty fun - just parsing and reporting! It took me a while to figure out how to match the colors.

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[Verakso]

Another challenge done, and this was one of the tougher ones.

I did not knew Alteryx could do that, and I guess it comes down to the hardware as well, since it took 1:06 on my machine to draw everything 😃

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It took me a while to figure out, how to draw the apples, but my biggest challenge was how to do the actual reporting.

I will bluntly admit, that I had to look at some of the other solutions in order to figure that part out.

So in the end my solution ended up looking like this

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And the result like thisThe result

On my way to Lhotse Face

/Verakso

[Kenda]

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What a cool challenge! There was no start file, so I got to use the correct orientation for my workflow (vertical)!

[Eleonora]

My solution. Both the drawing of apples and heatmap.

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[Johnny_Analytics]

OK - I *may* have pumped my fist in triumph when I finally got the apples to come out the right way.  This was a great challenge!

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This is the main workflow

 This is the macro to create the spatial objects

This is the beautiful result!

[alexo]

My output is not as nice looking as the template, but I'm proud of it. I didn't realize there was a json parse tool, so I ended up using a whole lot of regex to do that instead. I also didn't use the heat plot / predictive analytics tool, and instead used a grid tool to map the points to a count using some spatial processes, which I thought was pretty neat, albeit somewhat inefficient.

[TimothyManning]

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What a difficult challenge! Used a lot of @LordNeilLord's solution to help me do this one.

[RWvanLeeuwen]

First try was using R to load the ndjson file, but it was much easier to copy paste the file and change the extension to a .txt

I have the parts I need but juggling them around to arrive at the exact same solution as Joe M seems too much of a hassle. I really hope that one day reporting will be intuitive in Alteryx and will not result in broken workflows and shapes that even Tableau can no longer read.

Workflow:

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[OllieClarke]

Never enjoy using the reporting tools. Initially I used only spatial tools, but then I remembered the reference to R so I went with that method in the end.

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[lavanyadurai]

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