I have several Excel spreadsheets that hold our company’s raw financial records, and I need a clear, actionable picture of how we are performing. The core focus is on revenue- and profit-related metrics (sales volumes, margins, growth rates, month-over-month comparisons, year-to-date figures, etc.). I will supply the workbooks exactly as they stand; your job is to turn those rows and columns into insight. The process I have in mind starts with cleaning and structuring the sheets so formulas, pivot tables, or a preferred analytics script (Python / Pandas, R, Power Query—whatever you are comfortable with) can run without errors. Once the data is solid, I’d like to see: • A concise summary of key revenue and profit indicators, spotlighting any spikes, dips, or anomalies. • Visuals that speak for themselves—charts or dashboards embedded in Excel (Power Pivot, slicers, conditional formatting) or a lightweight external report if it adds clarity. • Brief commentary explaining what is driving the trends and where the numbers suggest we could improve. Accuracy matters more than flash, so every figure must reconcile back to the source spreadsheets. If an assumption is required, flag it—don’t bury it. Once the analysis is complete, package the final workbook(s) with formulas intact and include a PDF or slide deck version of the findings so I can circulate them quickly to leadership. Let me know the tools you would lean on, how long the clean-up and analysis should take, and any additional information you need before getting started.