Challenge No. 165: Based on monthly transactions, categorize each customer for each month into one of the following groups:
New: A customer who has never made a purchase in previous months.
Solved using:Excel (FILTER, HSTACK, IF), Google Sheets, Power Query (Table.Group, List.Difference, List.Distinct), Python, and R.
LET
Assigns names to values or calculations to simplify formulas in Excel.
List Year of Maximum Values
Challenge No. 93: List the Maximum Amount and the Years in which these maximum amounts occurred.
Solved using: Python in Excel.
Classify Sentence Text Case
Challenge No. 270: Classify the sentences as per case
All Lowercase – All letters in lowercase
All Caps – All letters in uppercase
Start Case – First letters of all words in uppercase
Sentence Case – Only first letter of first word in uppercase
Mixed Case – Not following any of the rules above.
Solved using: Python in Excel.
Remove Consecutive Repeated Digits
Challenge No. 269: Remove consecutive digits from the number.
Solved using: Excel VBA.
Custom Grouping! Part 12
Challenge No. 163: Convert the monthly sales data from the Question table into seasonal sales as shown in the Result table.
Solved using:Excel (FILTER, GROUPBY, HSTACK), Google Sheets, Power Query (Table.Group, Table.AddColumn, Table.Group), Python, Python in Excel, and R.
Decrypt Baconian Cipher Text
Challenge No. 268: Find the Decrypted words corresponding to Encrypted words .
Solved using: Excel VBA.
Extract From Text! Part 5
Challenge No. 162: Separate the values inside the curly braces { }, do the same for nested curly braces.
Solved using:Excel (IFNA, LAMBDA, LET), Google Sheets, Power Query (List.Transform, Table.AddColumn), Python, Python in Excel, R, and VBA.
Mark Repeats in Date Column
Challenge No. 91: Transpose the problem table into result table.
Solved using: Power Query (Table.AddColumn, Table.SelectRows).
Check Digit Occurrence Validity
Challenge No. 266: List those numbers only where odd digits appear odd number of times and even digits appear even number of times.
Solved using: Excel VBA.
Find Isogram Calendar Dates
Challenge No. 265: An Isogram date is a two digits year date in which no digit occurs more than once.
Solved using: Power Query.
