Built for the cleanup you repeat.
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The cleanup repeats
Same export, same mess, every week or every month.
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You know what done looks like
You already have the finished report. Dropdone copies that.
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Upkeep is the burden
Nobody has time to build, fix or babysit an automation.
How it compares with the tools you already have.
What happens when next week's export changes?
How you set it upShow it one before and afterBuild each step in the editorRecord clicks or write VBADescribe it in a prompt, every time
Learns from your finished reportYes, that's the whole setupNo, you define the stepsNo, it replays what you recordedNo, it works from your prompt
When rows shift in a new exportFinds columns by what they areFine if headers match; edits needed if notOften breaks on recorded cell positionsPrompt again and recheck
Same result every runApproved steps run exactly as writtenYesWhile the layout holdsOutput can differ run to run
Checks before it savesCompares to your workbook, stops if offOnly the checks you buildOnly the checks you writeYou review the result
Who keeps it workingRe-teach with one example if the export changesSomeone who knows Power QueryWhoever can still read the VBAYou, every time you run it
Data stays on your computerEvery run, yesYesYesProcessed in Microsoft 365
Based on how each tool usually works out of the box. Your setup may differ.
Is
a fit?
Probably not, if…
- Not a fit: Every report is a one-off, so there's no cleanup to repeat.
- Not a fit: You need live data piped in straight from a database.
- Not a fit: Your exports already come out clean and ready to use.
Yes, if…
- Good fit: You clean the same export every week or every month.
- Good fit: You already know what the finished report should look like.
- Good fit: Your data has to stay on your organization's computers.
Stop cleaning the same report twice.
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