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21. Real-World Project Briefs

Friends, this module is your first week at an office desk. Each brief below is the kind of request a manager sends on a Monday morning: the data, what they want back, the formulas that get it, and the numbers you should see. Do them one by one, in your own file, before you open the expected result.

What you will learn in this module

  • How to turn a manager's request into a sheet: data, deliverables, formulas, checks
  • Ten common office reports built with the formulas from Modules 1–14
  • Expected results for every brief, so you can check your own file
  • The small checks that stop a wrong number from reaching a meeting

Live story: Ten requests in one month

Suppose you join the Blinkit Maharashtra analytics desk on the 1st. By the 30th you have built a sales tracker for Ravindra Bagale, a budget sheet for Shraddha Bagale, a reorder list for Salman and seven more reports. None of them needed a new function. Each needed the right steps in the right order.

All numbers in this story are fictional practice data.

Fictional practice data

Every name, number and company detail in these briefs is made up for class. It is not the result of Blinkit, Amazon or any real firm. In an interview, say "in my practice file".

Concepts in this chapter

  1. 21.1Sales vs Target Tracker
  2. 21.2Budget vs Actual Report
  3. 21.3Inventory Reorder Sheet
  4. 21.4HR Attendance and Payroll Sheet
  5. 21.5GST Invoice Register
  6. 21.6Bank Reconciliation
  7. 21.7Marketing Campaign Performance
  8. 21.8Customer Repeat and Cohort Table
  9. 21.9One-Page Executive MIS
  10. 21.10Multi-Outlet Roll-up
  11. 21.11Salary Slip Creation

The chapter recap is at the end of the last concept page.