StatrivaTurn repetitive spreadsheets into structured, automated workflows.
I build practical Excel workflows for data cleanup, transformation, recurring reports, and repetitive tasks using Power Query, formulas, and VBA where appropriate.
Less manual work. More repeatability.
The goal is not to add complexity. It is to turn a fragile sequence of copy, paste, format, and reconcile steps into a workflow you can run again.
Standardize columns, dates, text, categories, duplicates, and inconsistent source files.
Import, combine, transform, and refresh recurring datasets with documented steps.
Automate repetitive actions such as report generation, formatting, exports, and controlled data-entry workflows.
Deliver structured tables that are easier to audit, analyze, and hand off to R, SPSS, Python, or Excel reporting.
Choose the simplest tool that works
Automation should make the next run easier
Before
Multiple files, inconsistent formats, manual copy-and-paste, repeated calculations, and high risk of transcription errors.
Transform
Define a repeatable sequence of cleaning, joining, validation, calculation, and reporting steps.
After
Refresh or run the workflow with a consistent output and documentation that explains how it works.
From messy workbook to repeatable process
Map the current process
Identify source files, manual steps, rules, exceptions, and the output you need.
Build the workflow
Use Power Query, formulas, VBA, or a combination only where it adds value.
Test and document
Test with representative data and document the workflow so the next run is understandable.
Have a spreadsheet that you hate updating?
Send a description or sample of the current workflow. The first step is identifying which parts are genuinely worth automating.
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