This article was written by Thalita C and originally appeared on the Alteryx Community page here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Use-Cases/Hkust-Saves-15-Hours-Month-with-Code-Free-Expense-Allocation/ta-p/599103
Overview of Use Case
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) was founded in 1989 as a research-focused university with the mission to advance learning and knowledge through teaching and research and assist in the economic and social development of Hong Kong.
This article was written by Timothy Lam and originally appeared on the Alteryx Data Science Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science/Expand-Your-Predictive-Palette-IV-Imputation-Beyond-Mean/ba-p/626368
Covid-19 is a black swan event.
This article is by Susan C S and originally appeared on the Alteryx Data Science Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science-Blog/Data-Visualization-and-Accessibility-Three-Recommended-Reads-and/ba-p/592374
You could make a data visualization that you think is the most beautiful thing ever -- but it could be mostly useless for many viewers.
This article is by Ken Black and originally appeared on the Alteryx Data Science Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science-Blog/Use-Python-Alteryx-and-OCR-AI-to-Extract-Data-From-Images/ba-p/594106
Introduction
In this article, I explain in more detail an experiment that I am conducting related to the Coronavirus pandemic.
This article is by Joshua Herr and originally appeared on the Alteryx Analytics Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Analytics-Blog/What-is-Assisted-Modeling/ba-p/591359
Introduction
There has been a lot of excitement abuzz in the industry and the Alteryx community over the new Assisted Modeling features in Designer.
This article is by ksongin and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works-Blog/Should-I-Stay-or-Should-I-Go/ba-p/597107
With working from home - WFH - becoming the new normal, I’m constantly asking myself why I decided to live in a four floor walk up with no A/C and a tiny balcony, when I could be a lot more comfortable with more space (and A/C). Since I no longer have to worry about the commute, I can look a little bit out of the city centre.
This article was written by rclerx and originally appeared on the Alteryx Analytics Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Analytics-Blog/Automation-Meets-Intelligence-with-the-Alteryx-Analytics-Hub/ba-p/574799
It’s our pleasure to announce the release of Alteryx Analytics Hub.
This article is by Robert Lenius and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works-Blog/Verifying-Tax-IDs-With-REGEX/ba-p/529729
Have you ever found yourself putting data into some online application only to have it fire back that the format is incorrect? This could be things like a phone number, address, or in the bad example on the right, a name .
Typically, this is done through regular expressions, also known as REGEX functions.
This article is by CP Lewis and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works-Blog/Automate-the-Repetitive-Stuff-to-Free-Yourself-Up-to-Focus-on/ba-p/526300
You know how amazing it would be to free up some of your time and look into more advanced topics in Alteryx or look into crazy, off the wall problems? You are not alone! I have wanted to continue looking into this and that in my spare time but for the longest time, I couldn’t. Why you might ask? I didn’t know how to automate my work from end to end and had to continue to manually do things.
This article is by Joshua Burkhow and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works-Blog/5-MORE-Useful-Design-Patterns-in-Alteryx-You-Need-to-Master/ba-p/520943
Solution #6: Keeping Sort Order After a Summarize, Unique or Other Tools
Use Case:
You have data that you want to summarize or get rid of duplicates and in developing a workflow realize that the data gets automatically sorted on the output, but you would like to keep the order that the data is in or some order other than what is given, even with aggregation!
You can simply do this by adding a Record ID tool, and in the case of a Summarize tool, just use the Sort Order column as a ‘First’ or in the case of using the Unique tool just sort on that column after the Unique tool.