Job Description:
We’re on the lookout for a detail-loving Data Entry Specialist. You’d be using fancy string tricks in Excel spreadsheets. This role ain’t for just anyone; we need someone who knows their way around Excel well & doesn’t mind dealing with LOTS of data. Your job? Keep the data straight while shuffling it into place. If solving puzzles or diving deep into data is your thing, give us a holler!
Key Responsibilities:
- Add and fiddle with data fields in Excel using string techniques.
- Keep an eye on data correctness & soundness with big piles of data.
- Use advanced Excel functions to make things quicker.
- Look twice and check data for mistakes or funny bits.
- Work with the team to hit project timings and goals.
Requirements:
- You’ve done this Microsoft Excel & data entry stuff before.
- Know-how in string tricks & Excel bits (like CONCATENATE, LEFT, RIGHT, MID, FIND, SUBSTITUTE).
- Able to handle heap loads of data and keep it right.
- A keen eye with super problem-solving chops.
- Stay organized with top-notch time management.
Project Details:
- Budget: $100.00 (Fixed-price)
- Experience Level: Intermediate
- Project Type: Ongoing project
- Skills and Expertise:
- Microsoft Excel
- Data Entry
- Spreadsheet Software
- Accuracy Verification
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FAQ
Is this a one-time kind of project or something ongoing?
Oh, it’s ongoing, all right! So, if you’re the right person for the job, there’s gonna be steady work. The role’s all about managing & handling data on the regular. We’re searching for someone to stick around for a long-haul partnership and keep knocking out top-notch results every time.
What Excel tricks or smarts do you need for this job?
So, we’re looking for someone who knows their way around Excel. Stuff like CONCATENATE, LEFT, RIGHT, MID (you get the idea) are key. Plus, you gotta be comfortable with data checking, fancy formatting, and juggling big piles of data. Knowing Power Query or VBA? That’s icing on the cake, but not a deal-breaker if you don’t.