I will build an automated excel and PDF report from your data

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C. David
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About this gig

If someone on your team exports a CSV every week and then spends two hours rebuilding the same pivot tables and the same charts - that job can disappear.


Send me one export. I'll turn it into a finished report, and you can run it yourself in one click after that.


WHAT YOU GET

  • A formatted Excel workbook: summary sheet with your key numbers, breakdown sheets, and live editable Excel charts (not pasted screenshots)
  • - A one-page PDF summary, clean enough to forward to a director without editing it
  • - All your raw data on its own sheet, filtered and frozen
  • - The script itself, so you own it and aren't renting anything

RUNS ITSELF

I can set it up on a schedule so the report builds every Monday morning on its own and writes a log, so if it ever fails you find out that day instead of a month later.


WHY IT'S BUILT CAREFULLY

Small things wreck trust in a report. If your data stops mid-month, that month looks like a collapse - so my reports detect an incomplete month, mark it clearly, and compare complete months instead.


Send me a sample export (anonymised is fine) and I'll tell you exactly what I can produce from it before you order.

  • Tool

    • Python

Get to know C. David

C. David

Data Analysis

  • FromRomania
  • Member sinceJul 2026

  • Languages

    English
I build small programs that remove repetitive computer work. Most of what I do falls into three areas: collecting data into usable spreadsheets, turning raw exports into reports that build themselves, and processing large batches of files or images. I would rather tell you something is not worth automating than take the order. If a task takes ten minutes a month, leave it. If it takes two hours a week, it should not exist. You get the working script, not just the output, so you own what you paid for. Tell me the boring thing you do every week and I will tell you if it is worth automating.

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