Excel spreadsheet fixes & builds — New Zealand
Your spreadsheet,
actually fixed.
Got a broken Excel file, messy tracker, or formula nobody dares touch? SheetFix fixes existing spreadsheets or builds clean, simple Excel tools from scratch for small businesses, sole traders, and tradies across New Zealand.
Free analysis included
Fixed pricing, no jargon, no surprises.
Email-first — everything in writing.
Sound familiar?
It's held together with hope
One wrong cell and the whole thing breaks. Nobody knows why it works — they just don't touch it.
You inherited someone else's mess
The person who built it left. Now it's your problem, and there's no documentation anywhere.
It takes too long every week
Copy-pasting, manual calculations, reformatting — tasks that should take minutes take hours.
You need it built from scratch
You know what you need it to do, but you don't know how to build it. Start from a brief.
Good for
Pricing sheets
Quoting tools
Job trackers
Back-costing sheets
Stock or inventory sheets
Fuel or mileage logs
Timesheet summaries
Simple dashboards
Monthly reporting sheets
Training or compliance trackers
Inherited spreadsheets no one wants to touch
Not sure if your sheet fits? See what's in scope →
How it works
01
Describe the situation
Fill in a short brief about what's wrong or what you need. Takes about 5 minutes. SheetFix gives you a free instant analysis.
02
Review and confirm
Check the plain-language breakdown of what needs fixing and which tier fits. Confirm when you're happy, then send your spreadsheet when ready.
03
SheetFix builds and delivers
Pay for the agreed tier and SheetFix gets to work. Your finished spreadsheet lands by email within 2–3 business days, ready to use.
Full breakdown of the process →
Example fixes
Pricing sheet
Before
- Formulas hard to follow
- Margins not clear
- Rates manually adjusted
- No simple job summary
After
- Cleaner structure
- Clearer inputs
- Automatic margin view
- Simple quote summary
Job tracker
Before
- Too many tabs
- Inconsistent status wording
- Manual copy-paste
- No clear overdue view
After
- Tidy tracker
- Simple dropdowns
- Clear status view
- Easier weekly review
Back-costing / reporting sheet
Before
- Actual costs hard to compare
- Summary built manually
- Formulas easy to break
After
- Cleaner cost categories
- Automatic summary
- Easier estimate vs actual comparison
For bookkeepers & accountants
Have a client spreadsheet that makes your job harder?
Some client spreadsheets have been patched together over years. They sort of work, but they take too long, create errors, or make monthly reporting harder than it needs to be.
SheetFix can clean up the file, simplify the structure, fix formulas, and hand it back with plain-English instructions so your client actually understands how to use it.
If a spreadsheet is causing repeated problems for you or your client, submit a brief or email SheetFix to discuss.
For building companies
Growing faster than your spreadsheets can keep up?
Most building companies run on a patchwork of sheets — one for quoting, one for job costing, one that only one person understands. It works, until it doesn't.
SheetFix builds the trackers and tools that keep a growing building company on top of the numbers:
- Job costing tracker — see quoted vs actual on every job, so you know where the margin's actually going
- Quoting calculator — labour, materials, overheads and margin, built in — no more guessing
- Subcontractor register — rates, insurance, licence expiry, all in one place
- Cash flow forecaster — claims, retentions, wages and supplier payments, mapped out weeks ahead
- Tender scorecard — stop burning hours pricing jobs you were never going to win
If it's a spreadsheet problem, SheetFix can fix it or build it — submit a brief or email SheetFix to talk through what you need.
Describe it. SheetFix will diagnose it.
Takes about 5 minutes. You'll get an instant AI analysis of your situation — no commitment, no calls.
Get my free analysis →
You don't need to upload your spreadsheet for the free brief. Describe the issue in general terms first. If your sheet contains sensitive data, use dummy examples or keep the description high-level. Privacy & Data Handling →