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Drop in the CSV your ERP just spat out, ask the question you ask every month-end, and get a working query — variance tables, headcount pivots, flux prep — you can re-run forever and share with a link.
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The gl_2026.csv sample (period…) is registered as a DuckDB table in your browser — the exact engine workspaces use. SQL is always shown.
More live demos: how do I build a variance vs budget table in Excel · how do I pivot headcount from an HR system export · how do I merge ERP exports into my planning model
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2 · Ask
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3 · See
Table, chart, and a one-click pivot seeded from your question's intent.
4 · Keep
Save the query as a re-runnable artifact with a read-only share link.
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How do I build a variance vs budget table in Excel?
Skip the SUMIFS rebuild. Drop your GL export, ask for the variance table in plain English, and get working DuckDB SQL plus Actual/…
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How do I pivot headcount from an HR export?
Stop hand-filtering termination dates in Excel. Ask for the headcount pivot in plain English — active heads by department and loca…
Run it livemerge-erp-exports
How do I merge ERP exports into my planning model?
ERP exports never match the planning model's keys. Join the GL to your dept map, re-key accounts to planning names, and get one pa…
Run it liveThe five questions every FP&A team asks every month
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