Excel Data Cleanup & Formatting
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a hand turning a raw product-inventory export from our database into a crystal-clear Excel workbook. The file currently comes through as an untidy dump; once you’re finished it should feel like a purpose-built spreadsheet anyone on the team can open and understand in seconds.
What I already know needs to happen:
• Import the database export into Microsoft Excel (.xlsx format).
• Eliminate duplicate rows so every SKU appears only once.
• Run a quick spell-check on product names and descriptions, fixing any obvious errors you spot.
• Resize columns so text is fully visible without wasting screen space.
• Apply intuitive sorting and enable standard filters so users can drill down by SKU, category, or stock level.
Required table styling:
• Bold headers for each column.
• Alternate row colors to aid readability.
• Clear borders around all data cells for a neat grid finish.
When you’re done I’m expecting a single, well-formatted workbook ready for immediate use or further analysis. If this sounds straightforward to you and you have solid Excel data-cleaning experience, let’s get started.
What I already know needs to happen:
• Import the database export into Microsoft Excel (.xlsx format).
• Eliminate duplicate rows so every SKU appears only once.
• Run a quick spell-check on product names and descriptions, fixing any obvious errors you spot.
• Resize columns so text is fully visible without wasting screen space.
• Apply intuitive sorting and enable standard filters so users can drill down by SKU, category, or stock level.
Required table styling:
• Bold headers for each column.
• Alternate row colors to aid readability.
• Clear borders around all data cells for a neat grid finish.
When you’re done I’m expecting a single, well-formatted workbook ready for immediate use or further analysis. If this sounds straightforward to you and you have solid Excel data-cleaning experience, let’s get started.