Scripts and automation
Let the computer do the repetitive work: renaming files, merging sheets, sending reports, making backups.
If every week you spend an hour copying data from one file to another, you can almost always get that hour back.
A script is a small program that does a repetitive job on its own: you start it with a click, or it runs by itself at a set time. It's the most affordable way to save time every day.
Who it's for
Anyone who repeats the same sequence of steps on the computer every day or every week.
A few examples
- Merging dozens of Excel files into a monthly summary
- Renaming and sorting hundreds of photos or documents
- Automatic backups to a drive or to the cloud
- Downloading data from a website and putting it into a table
Frequently asked questions
What can be automated?
Almost anything that is repeated the same way: merging Excel files, renaming documents, downloading data, creating reports, making backups.
Do I have to install anything complicated?
No: the script starts with a click or runs by itself at a set time, and I'll explain how to use it and how to change it.