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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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Thu 08 Jan 2026 | Matthew Kelleher
Invisible Reference Lines in Tableau
The data used in these examples comes from Tableau’s Superstore sample data. If you are looking for a walkthrough without detailed explanation, skip to the Invisible Reference Line with Nested FIXED LODs section
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Thu 08 Jan 2026 | Daniel Bostrom
3 Shortcuts to Speed Up Development in dbt
One of the many great things about dbt is that it provides some really useful shortcuts to allow you to quickly fill in code without having to write it out manually
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Thu 08 Jan 2026 | Mel Niere
What did it take to get into DSNY11?
Meet the newest members of Cohort 11 at The Data School New York.
Tue 06 Jan 2026 | Tomo Mensendiek
How to start your Data School application
My experience starting Tableau and making and submitting my first application for the Data School. I share some resources I used to get started on Tableau, and blogs by other Data Schoolers that helped me out in the application.
Tue 06 Jan 2026 | Jacob Aronson
1,000 Ways to Do a Task "Right"
During our first week of DSNY11, our cohort began to think about what it takes to be an effective data consultant. To put it extremely simply: clients ask consultants to make things for them to help them achieve a goal
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Tue 06 Jan 2026 | Harvey Joyce
The DataOps Cycle and Why It’s Important
The goal is simple: deliver high-quality, trustworthy data faster.
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Tue 30 Dec 2025 | Adil Ahmad
Using Pagination in combination with web scraping
When web scraping, you might come across data which is laid out across multiple web pages from the same website. For example on https://books.toscrape.com we can see the data is spread across 50 pages. Manually adding 50 URLs to the text input tool would take too long and would be an arduous task
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Mon 29 Dec 2025 | Adil Ahmad
Web Scraping in Alteryx (using regex)
We’ve all found the "perfect" data source, only to realize it's trapped in a web table or spread across hundreds of separate pages. Manual copy pasting is a recipe for errors and a waste of your time. Web scraping is one way of automating the collection of data from a website
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Fri 02 Jan 2026 | Adil Ahmad
Using the UK street level crimes API to map crimes within a 1 mile radius in Alteryx
The UK Police API is an incredible resource for open data, but getting that data into a usable format for mapping requires a bit of "Alteryx magic." To map crimes within a specific radius, we need to move beyond simple data cleaning and into the world of API requests and JSON parse tools
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Fri 02 Jan 2026 | Tyler Green
RegEx 101: A Guide for Data Professionals
In the world of data analytics and consulting, data rarely arrives in a pristine, tabular format. More often, analysts are confronted with the "messy reality": inconsistent date formats, unstructured log files, and free-text fields containing critical information buried in noisy data
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Wed 31 Dec 2025 | Robin Jones
SELECT * FROM knowledge: An Intro to SQL
If you are stepping into the world of data, you have probably heard of SQL (Structured Query Language). It is the standard language for
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Fri 02 Jan 2026 | Tyler Green
SQL 101: A Guide for Data Professionals
In the modern business landscape, data is arguably the most valuable asset a company possesses. However, having data and actually using it are two very different things. While tools like Excel have been the standard for decades, they have limitations when handling millions of rows of data

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