If you need to add several formulas to a work flow you can

1. Drop and drag multiple Formula tools on the canvas

2. a only

3. Both a and b

4. Drop and drag one Formula tool onto the canvas and add multiple formulas

To determine the output when given an input data set and a configured text to Columns

Or date time tool, you would use the

1. Parse tool

2. Join tool

3. Transform tool

4. None of the above

The input/output tools include all except

1. Text input

2. Output data

3. Filter

4. Input data

Metadada is what Alteryx uses to identify what type of data.

1. Data about Data

2. Data size

3. Summarized data

4. Memory

1. The Alteryx user environment includes all of the following except

1. Canvas

2. Storage Bin

3. Tool Palette

4. Configuration

The tool that combine two or more data streams with similar structures based on

Field names or position is the

1. Formula tool

2. Browse tool

3. Union tool

4. Join tool

In the results window you can view

1. Data

2. Both a and b

3. Metadata

4. Data but not Metadata

The transform tool Palette will include

1. All of the above

2. Cross Tab

3. Summarize

4. Count records

After you drag and drop a tool onto the canvas you will see

1. Data from your output

2. Nothing until you run the workflow

3. Your data logic

4. Data from your input file

The purpose of the Transpose tool is to

1. none of the above

2. change text to numerical

3. add data in two or more columns.

4. moves values held in multiple horizontal columns into a single column.

The function of the Preparation tools includes all except

1. Differentiate ascending and descending sorting order.

2. Identify how to efficiently connect to multiple data sources and write out multiple files.

3. Identify the expression that would transform a given input into a given output.

4. Determine valid string and numeric formulas and expressions