Excel Formulas & Pivot Table Support
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I have several workbooks that need to talk to each other smoothly so I can focus on insights instead of wrestling with the spreadsheets. Right now the files hold sales and inventory data spread across multiple tabs and separate files; I need a clean, reliable way to bring everything together, summarise it quickly, and drill down whenever questions pop up.
Here’s what I want to walk away with:
• Dynamic pivot tables that refresh automatically when new rows are added.
• Rock-solid VLOOKUP (or INDEX/MATCH, if you prefer) links that pull the right figures every time.
• A repeatable method to combine multiple CSV/Excel files into one master sheet without manual copy-paste.
• Clear, annotated formulas so I can maintain them after you hand the file back.
I already have sample data and a rough structure in place; you’ll receive that the moment we start. I’m comfortable on an intermediate level, so please build solutions I can understand and tweak later. No macros or VBA are required unless they genuinely simplify the workflow—if they do, keep the code well-commented.
Deliver the updated workbook(s) plus a short walkthrough document or video that shows where everything lives and how to refresh the reports. Accuracy and transparency are key: if a lookup fails or a pivot cache breaks, I need to know why and how to fix it.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get these spreadsheets humming.
Here’s what I want to walk away with:
• Dynamic pivot tables that refresh automatically when new rows are added.
• Rock-solid VLOOKUP (or INDEX/MATCH, if you prefer) links that pull the right figures every time.
• A repeatable method to combine multiple CSV/Excel files into one master sheet without manual copy-paste.
• Clear, annotated formulas so I can maintain them after you hand the file back.
I already have sample data and a rough structure in place; you’ll receive that the moment we start. I’m comfortable on an intermediate level, so please build solutions I can understand and tweak later. No macros or VBA are required unless they genuinely simplify the workflow—if they do, keep the code well-commented.
Deliver the updated workbook(s) plus a short walkthrough document or video that shows where everything lives and how to refresh the reports. Accuracy and transparency are key: if a lookup fails or a pivot cache breaks, I need to know why and how to fix it.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get these spreadsheets humming.