Tag Archives: INDB

New SQL tool for Analysts on Snowflake: Datameer

Posted on 2022-01-05 by Frederic

Over the years, I have been monitoring the analytics software market with a quite simple requirement: I am (still) looking for a tool to let me generate full data pipelines quickly from a browser with the least amount of code. … Continue reading →

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How to Concatenate Strings in Snowflake with Alteryx INDB

Posted on 2021-04-20 by Frederic

Suppose you have a set of transactions, such as Superstore orders for instance, each with one to many line items, with each line item belonging to a product category: Note that this is a single order with actually 14 line … Continue reading →

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Customer Cohorts and Product Sequence with orders data

Posted on 2020-08-25 by Frederic

Whether you work in B2B or B2C, getting a better understanding of customer or account transactions in sequence is core. Customer cohorts will show you how well you are doing acquiring new customers, but also do they conduct repeat business … Continue reading →

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Faster field name edits in Alteryx

Posted on 2018-10-15 by Frederic

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 →

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How to filter transactions by a calculated category using SQL Window Functions

Posted on 2018-01-03 by Frederic

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 →

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