I Will clean and organize your messy CSV or Excel spreadsheet

Messy spreadsheet? I will clean one CSV or Excel-style file and return a usable version plus a short report showing what changed and what still needs your judgment.

Good fit for:

- customer, order, inventory, product, or contact lists

- duplicate detection and cleanup

- inconsistent dates, numbers, casing, spacing, and blank rows

- splitting or combining simple name, address, status, or note columns

- preparing a file for reporting or import

You receive:

- cleaned CSV/XLSX-compatible file

- duplicate or possible-match file when applicable

- exceptions file for rows I will not guess on

- short cleanup report with counts and notes

Starter scope:

- one file

- up to 1,000 rows

- one revision

- 48-hour delivery after scope acceptance

Before ordering, send a sample or describe the file type, row count, columns, what clean should mean, and any rules I should follow.

Important limits: I do not invent missing information. I flag uncertain rows instead of guessing. I do not accept medical, legal, banking, children's data, passwords, private IDs, API keys, or regulated/sensitive records.

How the cleanup works:

- I review the file or sample first and confirm the cleanup rules before starting.

- I keep a conservative approach so your original data meaning is preserved.

- I remove obvious duplicate rows when safe, and separate possible duplicates when they need review.

- I standardize simple formatting issues such as extra spaces, inconsistent capitalization, date formats, numeric formats, and status labels.

- I flag unclear rows in an exceptions file instead of making risky assumptions.

This is useful when you need a cleaner file for a CRM import, sales report, inventory review, email list audit, marketplace catalog, or internal handoff. The goal is not just to make the sheet look nicer, but to make it easier to trust, filter, import, and explain.

Please include any rules that matter, such as which column is the unique ID, whether phone numbers should keep country codes, whether names should be title case, and which columns should stay untouched. I keep a conservative approach I keep a conservative approach so your original data meaning is preserved. I remove obvious duplicate rows when safe and separate possible duplicates when they need review. I standardize simple formatting issues such as extra spaces, inconsistent capitalization, date formats, numeric formats, and status labels.