Filter to Right Columns in Large Files
Filtering columns based on conditions is a way to cut through the noise and get straight to the columns that you care about. This is especially helpful when dealing with large datasets with many columns, but the data you care about is in just a few columns. For example focusing on a customer detail columns only in an excel sheet.
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Lead Nurturing Analysis from Email Addresses
This workflow saves GTM teams time by automating lead extraction from emails and eliminating manual data processing and enrichment. It pulls lead information from email attachments, enriches it with details like industry, company size, or revenue from various data providers, and stores the enriched data in a CRM or database. For example, when a GTM team receives an email with raw leads from an event, the workflow automatically processes the file, identifies the companies, enriches the data, and stores it, providing the sales team with a ready-to-use, actionable list for outreach—completely removing manual work.
Standardize Date Format
Standardizing datetime formats is essential for sorting, filtering, and analyzing time-dependent data. It simplifies operations like calculating days since or until a specific date and ensures the entire team is on the same page for collaboration. Imagine trying to compare dates formatted as 'MM/DD/YYYY' with those as 'DD-MM-YYYY'—chaos!
Filter to Rows with Answers
Filtering rows based on conditions cuts through the noise to focus on specific data points that meet your criteria. You can perform custom analysis on this filtered data using relevant operators in MarkovML or store it for future analysis.