Complex Excel Text Formula Solutions
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m working with several large exports where product names, IDs, and notes have all been lumped into single cells. To make these files searchable and report-ready, I need robust, reusable Excel formulas that focus on text manipulation.
The core challenges are:
• Merging and splitting text into the right columns (e.g., isolating SKU, colour, size).
• Removing duplicates or stray characters that crept in during data entry.
• Extracting specific information buried inside longer strings so it can drive lookups and dashboards.
Please lean on native functions—TEXTSPLIT, TEXTJOIN, FILTER, REGEX, LET, LAMBDA or clever legacy combinations—so everything stays dynamic and refresh-safe. If a lightweight macro or helper pivot table makes the workflow cleaner, I’m open to it, but the primary deliverable should be formula-driven solutions with clear cell references and brief in-sheet notes explaining the logic.
I’ll share a sample sheet as soon as we start; your task is to return it with the formulas in place and a quick screen-share or Loom walkthrough showing how they work. Once I confirm the results handle the full data set without breaking, the job is done.
The core challenges are:
• Merging and splitting text into the right columns (e.g., isolating SKU, colour, size).
• Removing duplicates or stray characters that crept in during data entry.
• Extracting specific information buried inside longer strings so it can drive lookups and dashboards.
Please lean on native functions—TEXTSPLIT, TEXTJOIN, FILTER, REGEX, LET, LAMBDA or clever legacy combinations—so everything stays dynamic and refresh-safe. If a lightweight macro or helper pivot table makes the workflow cleaner, I’m open to it, but the primary deliverable should be formula-driven solutions with clear cell references and brief in-sheet notes explaining the logic.
I’ll share a sample sheet as soon as we start; your task is to return it with the formulas in place and a quick screen-share or Loom walkthrough showing how they work. Once I confirm the results handle the full data set without breaking, the job is done.