8|ALTERYX – Loyalty Incentive

This was great for practicing filtering by date and taught me a new tool- DateTime.

This was great practice as we are learning Alteryx in Acc 407.

I have never used the date feature before, and it is awesome! Using that first makes the rest of the problem very straightforward.
Employee_Solution.yxmd (14.5 KB)

These problems are helping me better learn Alteryx. Thanks for the challenge.


Challenge8.yxmd (15.6 KB)

Great practice using DateTime for the first time.

challenge 8.yxmd (15.4 KB)

Great Challenge. At first I just tried changing HireDate to a Date using a Select tool. I had no idea what the DateTime tool did, but it was super useful once I discovered it! I also used text to columns instead of regex to parse the data. It worked fine because the comma was a common delimiter, but I see how RegEx would be super useful here!
TechHubAlteryxLoyaltyIncentiveChallenge.yxmd (14.0 KB)

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Here is the solution I got. I had trouble coming up with a way to automate it for when the current day is changing everyday but it works for today.

loyalty.yxmd (25.7 KB)


The DateTime tool is great. Glad this challenge was able to help me learn about it.

This was a great refresher on the basics of Alteryx. It wasn’t particularly challenging, but I still felt it helping my skills improve. Thanks for the challenge!

Challenge8AmyB.yxmd (15.9 KB)

I learned how to do multiple filters of a database in this challenge, this will be very useful for future data, thanks for the challenge!


EmployeeIncentive.yxmd (15.2 KB)


LoyaltyIncentiveAlyssaSorensen.yxmd (14.0 KB)
Great challenge!

This took a lot of research to solve this challenge. I loved the opportunity learning how to use the DateTime. When I’m more experienced, I want to see if I can incorporate the DateTimeNow tool.

Homework for class 11.13.23

Here is what I have for this challenge! It was a great one, especially learning about the datetime tool.


TechHub practice.yxmd (80.6 KB)

This challenge was cool. I noticed they used the DateTime in the solution, but the data I had was already presented in that format, so I didn’t use the tool. Overall a cool challenge- I used the Replace function within RegEx to output the FullName in the right format

I struggled with filtering out the date time by years but I found a way to do it eventually. Great Challenge!

This was a good learning experience!