Tom Gleeson – Virtual Data Analyst
Email: tom@gobansaor.com
Twitter: gobansaor
Skype: TomGleeson
Tom Gleeson Datasmith
tom@gobansaor.com
Excel automation, reporting,
and general data fetching
and cleansing (ETL) services.
+353 87 2055018
Skype: TomGleeson
Eadestown, Naas,Co Kildare, Ireland
www.gobansaor.com
PowerPivot
Microsoft has, with Excel 2010, introduced an extremely powerful end-user pivoting tool, the free PowerPivot add-in. The world of self-service data analysis has changed for ever; not only can PowerPivot handle enormous amounts of data but it enables end-users and data analysts alike to build highly complex analytical models at a fraction of their previous cost.
Excel PowerPivot BI/ETL consultancy and development servicesETL Services
Convert database tables, spreadsheets, CSV files, XML files etc. into another format (pivot tables, PowerPivot cubes, PALO cubes, one-to-many, many-to-one, XML to CSV, XML to SQL, etc.). Delivered either as a ...
SERVICE: Send the data to me, I'll return the finished dataset or...
DIY: I'll send you the "code" - usually an Excel Add-in - which you can then apply locally to transform your data.
For more information & prices see Tom's Micro ETL ServiceExcel Add-in development.
I've been building Excel-based "Time Assets" for myself and others for nearly 15 years. I can save you time & money by building or helping you build: user defined functions, VBA add-ins,.NET add-ins, reporting & process automation routines, data transformation scripts, in fact any problem you come up with. For more details and rates see ...
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