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2026 Week 18 | Sigma: AI Sentiment Analysis with Snowflake Cortex

Introduction Imagine you are the Senior Customer Success Manager at a SaaS company that runs on a subscription model, and you are responsible for reviewing complaint resolutions proposed by junior-level agents.  This week, we are bringing Snowflake AI_Sentiment(), AI_Classify(), and AI_Complete() functions into Sigma AI App. Snowflake Cortex AI will help you identify the customer’s […]

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2026 Week 17 | Sigma: Let’s Waste Some Time

Introduction Welcome to Week 17 of 2026! This week, we’re going to play with a newer feature in Sigma:  Pixel Perfect Reporting.  We’re going to create a report that examines food waste which could be scheduled to export to various food truck executives on a weekly basis.  Note:  Reports cannot be shared publicly, so to

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2026 Week 16 | Can you check the weather?

Introduction Sigma has been adding functionality that has taken the app from a fantastic BI solution to an outstanding Application building tool. One of the features that helps with that is the introduction of API Actions. With API Actions, you can retrieve data from outside sources and send data out to other sources. The challenge today is

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2026 Week 14 | Sigma: Dynamic Zone Visibility

Introduction This week, we are picking up the momentum from the map challenge last week, by taking a deep dive into Dynamic Zone Visibility. This project will provide you an understanding of developing dynamic zones in Sigma for the ultimate user experience you want to bring to your audience. Examples include: Drill down, Chart Swap,

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2026 Week 07 | Sigma: Tale No One

Introduction This week’s challenge: recreate a Tale visualization with a twist. The goal is to show revenue growth over time for 100 companies, grouped into: • Rocket Ships• Fast Growers• Slow Burners The catch? Sigma doesn’t separate “line identity” and “color grouping” the way most tools do. So the real challenge isn’t the chart. It’s

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