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Developed an Excel dashboard for tracking sales orders, organizing order data, monitoring order status, and analyzing requested quantities. The project included data organization, filters, KPI summaries, and visual charts to improve data comprehension and support informed decision-making.
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I help small businesses turn their existing Excel/CSV data into simple, interactive Power BI dashboards.
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James, putting decisions right next to tasks is the part I like most. Most ops tools track what got done but lose why it was decided, and that is exactly what people go looking for three weeks later. How are you using the voice side day to day?