Spreadsheet Automation

Excel Normalization Tool — Unify Multiple Spreadsheets Automatically

10 vendors. 10 different Excel formats. 4+ hours of copy-paste every Monday. Our Excel Normalization Hub lets you map columns once, then auto-process files forever.

One Unified Output

The Weekly Spreadsheet Nightmare

If you're an Operations Manager, you know this pain. Different vendors, different formats, same tedious work.

Inconsistent Column Names

Vendor A calls it "Unit_Cost", Vendor B says "Price (USD)", Vendor C uses "COST_PER_UNIT". Same data, different labels.

Date Format Chaos

MM/DD/YYYY from one vendor, DD/MM/YYYY from another. One mistake and your reports are wrong for months.

4+ Hours Every Week

Copy column A. Paste. Copy column D (it's in a different order). Paste. Repeat for 10 vendors. Every. Single. Week.

Human Error Risk

Miss a column? Paste in the wrong cell? One mistake cascades through your entire reporting chain.

The Excel Normalization Solution

Create reusable templates for each vendor. Next week, just drag-and-drop the files.

One-Time Column Mapping

Map each vendor's columns to your master schema once. "Unit_Cost" → "Price". Done forever.

Automatic Template Detection

Drop a file, we recognize the format and apply the right template automatically.

Date Format Normalization

Specify each vendor's date format. We convert everything to your preferred format automatically.

Unlimited Templates

Create as many templates as you need—one per vendor, supplier, or data source. All saved and reusable.

Clean Output Files

Download unified data in your preferred format—ready to import into your ERP, accounting system, or database.

Zero Data Entry Errors

No more copy-paste mistakes. Automated processing means consistent, accurate results every time.

How It Works

Three simple steps to eliminate your weekly spreadsheet headache.

1

Create Your Master Schema

Define the final column structure you want—Product, Price, Quantity, Date, etc. This is your unified output format.

2

Map Vendor Templates

Upload a sample file from each vendor. Map their column names to your schema. Save as a reusable template.

3

Drop & Download

Next week, just drag-and-drop the files. We auto-detect the vendor, apply the template, and output clean data.

Who Uses Excel Normalization?

Any business that receives data from multiple sources in different formats.

Procurement

Vendor Price Consolidation

Combine pricing data from 20+ suppliers into a single comparison sheet for better negotiation leverage.

Operations

Inventory Feed Unification

Merge inventory reports from multiple warehouses or 3PLs into one master inventory view.

Finance

Commission Statement Aggregation

Combine commission statements from different partners—each with their own format—into a single payout sheet.

Sales

Lead Source Consolidation

Normalize lead exports from different platforms (HubSpot, Salesforce, web forms) into one CRM import format.

E-commerce

Multi-Channel Order Merging

Combine order exports from Amazon, Shopify, eBay, and WooCommerce into a unified fulfillment sheet.

HR

Timesheet Standardization

Normalize timesheet exports from different departments or contractors into a consistent payroll format.

Why Not Just Use Power Query?

Power Query is powerful—but it's built for data analysts, not operations managers.

Feature Excel Normalization Hub Power Query / Manual
Learning curve 5 minutes Hours/days
Automatic template detection Yes No
Reusable templates Built-in Manual setup
Works with CSV + Excel Yes Yes
Web-based (no install) Yes Desktop only
Share templates with team Yes File sharing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Excel normalization?

Excel normalization is the process of converting spreadsheets with different column names, date formats, and structures into a single, unified format. For example, if Vendor A calls a column "Unit_Cost" and Vendor B calls it "Price (USD)", normalization maps both to your standard "Price" column.

How does automatic template detection work?

When you create a template, the system remembers the unique column names from that file format. When you upload a new file, it automatically matches the columns to the correct template and applies the right mapping—no manual selection needed.

What file formats are supported?

The Excel Normalization Hub supports .xlsx, .xls, and .csv files. You can mix and match formats—upload a CSV from one vendor and an Excel file from another, and both will be normalized to your master schema.

How much time can I save with Excel normalization?

Most operations managers spend 4-6 hours per week manually copying and pasting data from vendor spreadsheets. With template-based normalization, this drops to minutes—just drag and drop your files and download the unified output.

Can I handle different date formats from different vendors?

Yes. Each template can specify the date format used by that vendor (MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, etc.). The system automatically converts all dates to your preferred format in the output.

Is my data secure?

Absolutely. All file uploads are encrypted in transit and at rest. We don't store your original files longer than needed for processing, and your templates are private to your account.

Ready to Eliminate Your Weekly Spreadsheet Nightmare?

Create your first schema in under 5 minutes. No credit card required.