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What our consultants are working on

We believe that sharing knowledge and expertise is key to driving innovation and growth in the data community. That's why we're excited to share our latest insights, tutorials, and industry trends with you through this blog.

Written by our team of experienced data consultants, these posts aim to solidify their own learning while giving back to the community.

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Wed 15 Jan 2025 | Dan Booth
Using Data Sources in dbt
Today marked my first experience with dbt (Data Build Tool). While I’m still getting familiar with the software, I’ve already found several aspects of its data transformation process to be quite intuitive. One feature I particularly appreciate is dbt’s approach to managing data sources
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Mon 30 Dec 2024 | Rosh Khan
When to Use Calculated Fields, Table Calculations, or LOD Expressions in Tableau
When you’re building a Tableau dashboard, you’ll often need to perform deeper calculations to manipulate your data and gain better insights. But with options available like Calculated Fields, Table Calculations, and Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions—it can be tricky to know which one to choose
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Wed 15 Jan 2025 | Dominic Brady
DBT Day Two: Exploring Sources, Tests, and Documentation
Another day another gander around foundational DBT functionality... today I was checking out sources, tests, and documentation. Read on for a synopsis of all three! If you would like to have a go yourself the free course can be found here: https://learn.getdbt
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Wed 15 Jan 2025 | Bethan Donovan
Keeping a tidy DBT project
Starting your first DBT project can feel like a daunting task
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Tue 14 Jan 2025 | Luiza-Ariana Cocora
Understanding LODs
Level of detail calculations (LODs) are simply a calculation that allows us to calculate data at different level of detail (very insightful). What breaks down this explanation is understanding that the level of detail is set by different dimensions, i.e. the Tableau blue pills
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Tue 14 Jan 2025 | Sandy Wlodarczyk
Tiny Tips: LOD vs Granularity
Somewhere between selecting heels or boots for the day, it hit me: the difference between granularity and level of detail is a lot like choosing accessories for an outfit. Both deal with details, but they approach them oh-so-differently
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Tue 14 Jan 2025 | Jeffrey Brian Thompson
To The Point: How to Duplicate and Rename Multiple Files in Alteryx
It can be useful to rename Alteryx files. For example, you might want to do some Regex pattern matching to unify the naming conventions of many files in a folder
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Mon 13 Jan 2025 | Marcel Wiechmann
Using AI as Your Personal SQL Mentor
Developing strong SQL skills is one of the essential parts of the training as a Data School Consultant. Our SQL training combined classic lectures and demonstrations with hands-on exercises like the SQL Murder Mystery
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Mon 13 Jan 2025 | Priya Kondola
DBT vs SQL
When beginning my journey with DBT, I started to get confused when we should use this especially as it seemed quite similar to SQL. Especially in the early stages, it seems like more effort to use DBT for simple query's such as selecting a table when snowflake seems to do the job
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Thu 09 Jan 2025 | Myles Stevenson
Mastering Code Folding in VS Code with Shortcuts
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) offers an array of shortcuts to streamline your coding experience, and one of the most useful is the ability to fold or collapse sections of your code. If you're working with large files, collapsing unused sections can significantly enhance readability and navigation
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Mon 13 Jan 2025 | Thomas Hoefer
Power BI Table Heatmap with Bar Charts
Diese Woche gibt es eine Anleitung für das Kreieren von Table Heatmaps in Power BI. Leider ist die Table Heatmap keine von Power BI standardmäßig unterstützte Darstellung. Glücklicherweise unterstützt Microsoft Extensions, in denen wir eine offizielle Table Heatmap finden können
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Mon 13 Jan 2025 | Priya Kondola
DBT: The Basics
This week we are on a journey to learn DBT and this blog will impart the knowledge I have gained on day 1. What is DBT? DBT stands for Data Build Tool is a tool that helps data analysts and engineers transform raw data into usable data

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