Documents, Excel and data
Excel models and dashboards, GOST-formatted reports with an automatic table of contents, Access databases, DataLens dashboards, contract packs from a template. Formulas stay live, and the formatting rests on styles, not manual spacing.
3 pieces with previews · 4 more in the archive
Work with previews
An explanatory note to GOST 7.32: a document that does not fall apart
Styles, an automatic table of contents, numbered figures, tables and equations — 12 pages with no manual formattingContracts for a children’s school, filled from photos of forms and passports
The client sends photos — and gets filled-in contracts plus a list of discrepanciesWhat you can hand over
- A sales or purchasing planning model in Excel
- A dashboard in Excel or Yandex DataLens
- A report formatted to GOST 7.32
- An Access database: tables, queries, forms
- Fill a pack of contracts from photos of documents
More work — files not public
Only the essence here: what was needed and what was done. The files belong to clients, contain personal data or are not meant for publication.
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An Access database: tables, queries, forms
A finished, checked .accdb database: table structure, queries and forms, with routine steps automated through VBA and SQL.
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Datasets and dashboards in Yandex DataLens
Datasets and visualisations to a specification — exact object names, no extra entities; the result is a public dashboard.
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Study notes from a reading list
Four sets of notes, 20–25 pages each, written from the reading list — a coherent narrative, not a cheat sheet.
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Overlapping land plots in MSK-50 coordinates
An analysis of overlapping land plot polygons from their coordinates in the local MSK-50 system, in Python with Shapely.
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