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To clean and standardize numeric data in Excel, you can apply type conversion and missing value handling across multiple columns to ensure accurate totals for large-scale datasets. This process normalizes numeric formats and prepares data for downstream analytics.

Verifying Excel totals involves comparing computed column totals against a designated summary row, such as a '合 计' sheet, to ensure data accuracy. This cross-sheet total verification step validates that your numeric cleaning preserved the original dataset's integrity.

You can convert Excel numeric columns to Parquet format after standardizing the data types and cleaning missing values. This exports your cleaned spreadsheet results into Parquet and CSV formats for efficient storage and downstream analysis.

The best way to handle missing values and type normalization in Excel is to apply automated data cleaning steps that standardize numeric columns across sheets. This ensures consistent numeric formatting and validates totals against a summary sheet.

Numeric data cleaning is designed for large-scale spreadsheets, effectively processing million-row Excel files with multiple numeric columns. It standardizes values, reconciles totals, and exports the cleaned dataset without overwhelming your workflow.

Excel totals verification may fail during cleaning if inconsistent numeric formatting or missing values cause type conversion errors across sheets. Standardizing numeric columns and comparing computed totals against the summary row helps identify and resolve these discrepancies.