I will automate your excel and csv work with python


About this gig
Doing the same task by hand every week? I will write a clean Python script that does it for you in seconds.
WHAT I AUTOMATE
- Excel and CSV work: merge, clean, split, reformat, deduplicate, reconcile files
- Reports: pull numbers from spreadsheets and generate a formatted summary
- Bulk file jobs: rename, convert, resize, organize hundreds of files at once
- Data collection from public web pages into a clean spreadsheet
- Repetitive email or document generation from a template plus a data file
WHAT YOU GET
- A working script, tested on YOUR real files before delivery
- Plain-English setup instructions written for non-programmers
- Full source code, yours to keep and modify
- A short screen recording showing exactly how to run it
WHY ME
I test everything against your actual data, not a sample. If it does not work on your files, it is not delivered. I respond within a few hours and I will tell you honestly if your task is not a good fit before you order.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Message me with the task and a sample file. I will confirm scope, timeline, and price so there are no surprises. Free to ask.
Get to know Marvin L.
Automate your excel and csv work with python
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Spanish
FAQ
I'm not technical. Can I actually run this?
Yes. I write step-by-step instructions for non-programmers and include a screen recording.
What do you need from me to start?
A clear description of the task and one sample file with realistic data (dummy values are fine). Remove anything confidential first.
Will this work on Mac and Windows?
Yes. The scripts are cross-platform. Tell me which you use and I will tailor the setup instructions.
What if my files change format later?
Basic and Standard include revisions. Premium includes 14 days of support for exactly this.
Can you automate a site that requires my login?
No. I do not take work that requires your account credentials. I will suggest a safer approach instead.

