Email Database (CSV) Cleanup

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## My Dream Come True

Existing data is matched to emails. Overall presentation is cleaner and ready to be loaded into a new CRM

## Role

Clean and organize two Excel worksheets by matching customer records, standardizing names, and categorizing contacts based on their purchase history.

## Responsibilities

* Review customer names that are inconsistently formatted.

* Determine the primary first and last name from entries such as:

* John "Vince" & Jenn Sessions → John Sessions

* Ken & Eileen Dawe → Ken Dawe

* Renee Ambush (Carmichael) → Renee Ambush

* Match each cleaned name to the corresponding email address in the master contact spreadsheet.

* Review the payment history columns and total the number of months each customer has paid.

* Categorize every contact by total months purchased.

* Identify contacts that are not customers.

## Successful Outcome

At the completion of the project:

* Every contact has the correct email matched.

* Customer names have been standardized consistently.

* Every customer's total paid months have been calculated accurately.

* The database is separated into customers (grouped by months purchased) and non-customers.

* The spreadsheet is organized well enough to be imported into our CRM with minimal additional cleanup.

## Requirements

* Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills

* Exceptional attention to detail.

* Comfortable making judgment calls when cleaning inconsistent names.

* Able to recognize and match records even when formatting differs.

* Experience with CRM data cleanup or spreadsheet organization is a plus.

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