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Aleksandar Blazhev

ChatGPT for Excel - Build and update spreadsheets with ChatGPT in real time

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ChatGPT for Excel builds full spreadsheets from plain language, analyzes data across tabs and formulas, and updates your workbook in real time. It explains every change, links answers to the cells it touches, and asks before editing. Fix errors, spot patterns, and turn raw data into insights without switching tools. Same Excel. Smarter workflows.

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Aleksandar Blazhev
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Excited to hunt ChatGPT for Excel today! This is a meaningful addition to the ChatGPT ecosystem focused on the stuff spreadsheet users actually deal with every day: building models from scratch, fixing broken formulas, cleaning messy data, and making sense of numbers across multiple tabs. All in plain language, directly inside Excel. What stands out: - Build full spreadsheets from a single plain-language prompt - Analyze data across tabs without copy-pasting anything - Explains every change and links it to the exact cell it touched - Asks for permission before editing - Fix formula errors, remove duplicates, standardize formatting - Attach PDFs, bank statements, or docs and turn them into structured data Follow me on Product Hunt to stay on top of the biggest launches in AI: @byalexai
Matthias Grabner

Interesting! Does anybody know how an admin can actiavte access for users? Can't seem to find anything on it and I get this:

Aleksandar Blazhev
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@matthias_grabner1 It depends on your location (or VPN).

Available in beta for Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, Edu, and ChatGPT for Teachers users in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.


Patrick

Anything that gets me out of excel faster is a win in my books!

John Michael Harrison

ChatGPT’s speed and simplicity still crush it for quick builds and idea validation.

Mandar Kharode

Didn’t expect this to actually work inside excel like this

I tried it with a messy sheet (multiple tabs, random formulas) and it actually understood what i was trying to do… like not perfectly but good enough to save me a lot of time and the part where it explains what it changed is nice, feels less scary to let it touch your data

Still figuring out edge cases but ya, pretty useful already.