My mathematics degree is built on logic and careful checking — and that's exactly how I work in Excel. A total is only useful if it's right, so I verify every summary against the source data before calling a file finished.
Right now I take on data cleaning and reporting work: removing duplicates, fixing inconsistent region and product names, converting text-stored prices back to numbers, formatting data as proper Excel Tables, and building region- and product-level summaries with SUMIFS and PivotTables. My largest finished sample cleaned 10,150 messy sales rows down to 8,130 — with an XLOOKUP price check that flagged 104 mismatched prices instead of hiding them.
For repeat files I clean with Power Query — Trim, Capitalize Each Word, proper number types, Remove Duplicates — so the next messy file is cleaned with one Refresh instead of hours of manual work, no macros needed. I also experiment with my own VBA toolbox for one-click automation, and I'm honest about what's client-ready and what's still practice.
I'm following a structured Advanced Excel roadmap — foundations and a 1-week intensive plan done, then advanced formulas, Power Query ETL, BI dashboards, and automation — building one portfolio project per stage. This site grows as each project lands: nothing here claims a skill before the work exists to show it.
I learn and build with free resources — Kaggle datasets and teachers like Leila Gharani and Kevin Stratvert — and I explain what I changed in every delivery, so you can trust the numbers.
- Name
- Barshon H.Fiverr: @hossainbarshon
- Based in
- Jashore, BangladeshWorking remotely, worldwide
- Studying
- B.Sc. MathematicsGovt. Michael Madhusudan College
- Focus
- Excel Data AnalysisCleaning · Summaries · Reporting
- Website
- barshon.meLive — hosted free via GitHub Pages