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Category Archives: Performance
Easy Fuzzy Match on Names in Tableau with SQL
Finding duplicate entities at scale in large databases using only names coming from free text boxes is always a challenge in Marketing, common in B2C, often ignored in B2B. Let’s take a simple scenario: I have a very long list … Continue reading
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Snowflake Summit 2019 Debrief
I was very excited at the thought of attending the first edition of the Snowflake customer event In San Francisco last week, and the event did deliver…
Posted in Alteryx, Automation, Performance, Snowflake, SQL, Tableau, Uncategorized
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Faster field name edits in Alteryx
From a distance, editing field names might not seem such a big issue, worth dedicating a blog post. Yet, I realize how much experience I gained over time, dealing with such minor issues, which end up affecting my productivity significantly … Continue reading
How to compare your customers by visual cohort chart
When trying to get a better grip on the performance of a large number of customers (or accounts, or pupils for the matter), and progression over time of their count, their revenue or their conversion from one status to another, … Continue reading
How to filter transactions by a calculated category using SQL Window Functions
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you need to filter a set of transactions based on categories which need to be calculated from that same set? Let’s say you have a data set containing all the customer … Continue reading