I will automate your google sheets with apps script
Financial Analyst
About this Gig
I automate repetitive spreadsheet work in Google Sheets using Apps Script, so you stop doing by hand what a script can do for you.
I recently built an automation system for a business pricing model: dropdown-driven inputs, cross-sheet formulas that pull live data automatically, and a workbook that could be restructured mid-project (new sections, shifted ranges) without breaking a single formula downstream.
What you'll get:
- A custom Apps Script built around your exact workflow
- Triggers, scheduled runs, or notifications if needed
- Formulas and scripts tested against real data before delivery
- Clear notes on how to use and adjust the script yourself
I use AI to debug script logic and stress-test edge cases before handoff, so you're not the one discovering a broken trigger later. Tell me what task you're repeating manually, and I'll automate it.
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FAQ
Is my spreadsheet data safe?
Yes. I only access what's needed to build and test the automation, your data isn't shared or reused elsewhere, and I can work from a copy or restricted access if you'd like extra privacy.
Will this keep running after you deliver it?
Yes. Once a trigger is installed, it runs on its own schedule within your Google account... It doesn't depend on me or any outside service staying online.
Do I need to know how to code to use it?
No. You'll get either a menu button to click or a script that runs in the background on its own, plus plain notes on how it works. You don't need to touch the code.
Do you need access to my Google account?
No... just edit access to the specific spreadsheet, the same way you'd share it with a coworker. The script lives inside that file. You can revoke access at any time after delivery.
What if it breaks later, or Google changes something?
Message me, and I'll take a look. Within your revision window, I'll fix it as part of the order; after that, it's usually a quick paid fix rather than a rebuild.

