Data operations
Spreadsheet Cleanup
Standardise formatting, field names, data types, and inconsistent entries.
Workers tidy a spreadsheet so field names, formats, and data types follow the client's specification. They identify potential duplicates and leave a note of what they changed. They do not delete source data silently.
Who this is for
This is for a sheet whose headers, dates, prices, or text values are inconsistent. Workers standardise the sheet to a specification you provide and note what they changed. They do not delete the original rows without a rule that says how deletions are recorded.
What to include when you ask for a quote
Describe the agreed headers, the date format, the decimal separator, and which columns are required. If likely duplicates should be highlighted rather than removed, say that. Tell us whether the original file must be preserved beside the cleaned copy.
What this service does not do
Cleanup is formatting and consistency. It is not an audit opinion, a financial statement, or a decision to merge customer accounts.
Examples of a brief
- Make date and price columns consistent
- Rename headers to an agreed field list
- Highlight rows that look duplicated
What happens after you enquire
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