34|ALTERYX – Audit Attention

[Maclean_Lunt]

TechHub38.yxmd (9.9 KB)

This was a great challenge! I enjoyed thinking through the Alteryx workflow. Thanks so much!

[Mason_Ethington]

Great Challenge! Here was my solution and corresponding workflow:

challenge_34_audit_attention.yxmd (17.1 KB)

[Mason_Ethington]

Yo awesome job man! Keep up the good work!

[Keldon_LaRose]

AuditAttention.yxmd (16.6 KB)

Fun challenge, I definitely was playing around with multiple tools to see if I could solve the problem multiple ways, but grateful for the challenge!

[Keldon_LaRose]

Good use of the select tool early on!

[Caleb_Whetten]

Good one!

[Nick_Roberts]

Here is the solution I got, it looks like mine was more complicated than it needed to be but I got the right answer

[Brooklyn_Angle]

This was a good practice problem!

[Logan_Doles]

This was great practice! Thank you!

[Nathan_Farrell]

Really helpful tools!

[Josh_Wilson]

Here is my solution! Great challenge!

Audit Attention.yxmd (13.9 KB)

[Alex_Hersam]

Great Challenge!

[Rachael_Miles]

Fun challenge!

[baylesma]

Here is what I did for it. Thanks for this practice!

[Collin_Beck]

Workflow34TechHub.yxmd (17.3 KB)

[jeffwint]

This was a fun challenge to try!

[Bailey_Moore]

AuditAttention.yxmd (14.9 KB)

At first I tried to use the AND statement to satisfy both conditions. But I had trouble with this when trying to join the tables created by the Summarize and Formula functions. I would have liked to seen it done this way, because that’s the first thing I thought to do. But probably wouldn’t have been cleaner anyway. Joining on “T” definitely makes sense for this problem.

[Bryan_Wood]

Thanks for the challenge!

AlteryxWorkflowChallenge34.yxmd (17.9 KB)

[Blake_Moser]

[Chase_Tucker]

AuditAttention.yxmd (14.8 KB)