Non-Finance Excel Data Visualization
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need someone who lives and breathes Excel to tackle a non-finance dataset for me. The goal is twofold: first, turn raw information into clear, insightful visual summaries (think dynamic charts, slicer-driven dashboards, conditional formatting—whatever best tells the story); second, run a solid regression analysis so I can understand which variables truly drive the outcome I care about.
To prove you can handle the job, attach an Excel workbook you built yourself. It should showcase both your visualization style and any analytical techniques—complex formulas, pivot tables, Power Query steps, maybe a VBA snippet if it adds value. Bids that arrive without this sample file won’t be considered.
If we work together, I’ll send the cleaned data and a short brief on the questions I’m exploring. In return I expect:
• A well-structured workbook with labeled tabs, intuitive formatting, and no external links.
• Interactive visuals that let me filter or drill into key dimensions.
• A regression sheet that lays out your model, assumptions, key coefficients, and an easy-to-read interpretation section.
• A short document (can be a hidden ‘ReadMe’ tab) explaining how everything fits together so I can update it myself later.
That’s it—show me your best Excel work and let’s get started.
To prove you can handle the job, attach an Excel workbook you built yourself. It should showcase both your visualization style and any analytical techniques—complex formulas, pivot tables, Power Query steps, maybe a VBA snippet if it adds value. Bids that arrive without this sample file won’t be considered.
If we work together, I’ll send the cleaned data and a short brief on the questions I’m exploring. In return I expect:
• A well-structured workbook with labeled tabs, intuitive formatting, and no external links.
• Interactive visuals that let me filter or drill into key dimensions.
• A regression sheet that lays out your model, assumptions, key coefficients, and an easy-to-read interpretation section.
• A short document (can be a hidden ‘ReadMe’ tab) explaining how everything fits together so I can update it myself later.
That’s it—show me your best Excel work and let’s get started.