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I clean up messy spreadsheets and enter data from images or PDFs. I work in Google Sheets and Excel, usually in the evening hours my time. I don't do complicated formulas or anything that needs accounting knowledge, just straightforward organizing and typing. I check my work twice before sending.


Removed 47 duplicates from my contact list. File came back organized and he noted which rows he kept.
on Remove duplicate rows
Split my sales data into 12 monthly files exactly how I needed. Saved me a lot of time doing it manually.
on Split spreadsheet files
Good work, found most of the duplicates. A couple near the end were still there but maybe I didn't explain well enough.
on Remove duplicate rows
Fine job and on time. Column order changed from my original, which broke my import until I noticed.
on Spreadsheet cleanup
Left my original file untouched and returned a new one. Small thing, but it mattered.
on Data entry from files
The duplicate list was more useful than the clean file. Found a data problem on my side.
on Spreadsheet cleanup
Four hundred rows, no typos I could find, and the rows that were genuinely ambiguous were flagged rather than filled in.
on Data entry from files
Got my customer list sorted out, she removed all the duplicate entries and fixed the weird spacing. One column header was still in caps but easy fix.
on Spreadsheet cleanup
Accurate work. The flagged rows tab was thin — a few odd entries got typed in as-is instead of queried.
on Data entry from files
Separated everything by region like I asked. One file had a slightly different name than the others but easy to figure out.
on Split spreadsheet files