Accurate Data Entry Specialist Needed
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Enter raw data into Excel and Google Sheets with 99% accuracy
Transform raw data into a clean, organized spreadsheet. Populate Excel and Google Sheets, verify for typos and duplicates, and ensure the final file is easy to sort and filter. Fast typing speed and attention to detail are crucial for meeting the 99% accuracy requirement.
Why This Role?
Direct access to the source material and clear formatting guidelines
Key Responsibilities
- Enter data into Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets
- Copy-paste data as required
- Pull missing details from specified websites
- Double-check for typos or duplicate entries
- Ensure the final file is easy to sort and filter
Requirements
- Microsoft Excel
- Google Sheets
- Fast typing speed
- Solid grasp of spreadsheet functions
- Sharp eye for detail
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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I need help turning raw information into a clean, reliable spreadsheet. The task is straightforward—enter data into both Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, copy-paste where required, pull missing details from specified websites, and keep everything neatly organized.…
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