2|ALTERYX – Little Chicken

[Ben_Oehler]

Great challenge! It was fun to practice some of the principles we recently learned in class.
TechHubLittleChickenAlteryx_BenOehler.csv (15.2 KB)

[Alex_Pence]

I was able to find them separate and then union them together to see how much it was before and after the fridge

[Andrew_Faust]

TechHub2.Answer.yxmd (13.4 KB)

This was a bit tricky but it was possible

[Rachel_Gill]

This was a great practice challenge. I think I may have overcomplicated the workflow.

[Mckay_Abbott]

Here is my solution! While sales did increase dramatically after implementing the mini fridge, expenses increased proportionally to the point where the increase in net income is marginal. I would recommend to Tom that he limit each customer to one free drink so as to continue experiencing sales growth without quite as much expense growth at the same time.

Challenge2_Mckay_Abbott_Solution.yxmd (10.7 KB)

[Ariel_Chamberlain]

This was great practice

LittleChickenChallenge.yxmd (10.6 KB)

[Richard_Robertson]

I definitely feel like this was a messy way to do this, but it worked.

[Derek_McNabb]

Tom should give out drinks because he has a higher net income when doing so.

[Matthew_Lloyd]

Here Is My solution!

[Jaxon_Jones]

Fun to do it with Alteryx. Thanks for the practice.

[Alyssa_Oldham]

I had a fun time with this problem! Attached is my picture and document.
TechHubpractice3.yxmd (12.8 KB)

[Alex_Hersam]

Fun one to solve!

[Zachary_Marsden]

Really great challenge! Had a fun time solving this one.

[britbraatz]

I love these challenges because there really are multiple ways to come to the right answer. It was fun seeing how my approach was different and similar in various ways.
Little Chicken.yxmd (14.7 KB)

[Caleb_Whetten]

Great one!

Summary

[Parker_Clegg]

LittleChickenParkerClegg.yxmd (14.6 KB)

[Zachary_Matthews]

Fun Challenge. Enjoyed working on it. Go Little Chicken!

[jason_ng]

My Solution

[Josh_Wilson]

little chicken.yxmd (12.8 KB)

Here is my solution, great challenge.

[Mason_Ethington]

Sweet challenge. I had a hard time trying to figure out how to simplify my table so I ended up leaving the $0 values in the table. Here is my answer with the corresponding output:

challenge_2_little_chicken.yxmd (18.8 KB)