While working in Excel, I often needed GPT to analyze data and perform specific operations. The workflow, however, was extremely tedious. I had to manually download the file, write a detailed prompt, wait for GPT to generate a new file, download that output, and then verify whether it actually met my requirements. If it didn’t, the entire process had to be repeated from scratch. Over time, this constant back-and-forth became a major bottleneck. More importantly, I realized the core problem wasn’t the capability of generative AI—it was the need to migrate data away from the platform where the work was already happening. Excel was my workspace, yet every AI interaction forced me to leave it. That’s when I decided there had to be a better way. I didn’t want to move my data. I didn’t want to juggle multiple tools. I wanted generative AI to work inside Excel, directly on my data, without breaking my existing workflow. That realization led to the creation of Datagentz—an AI-powered Excel add-in that brings generative AI directly into spreadsheets. With Datagentz, analysis, transformations, and insights happen natively at the cell level, without exporting files or switching platforms. Excel remains the source of truth, while AI becomes a seamless extension of the way professionals already work.

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The AI Excel Analyst

The AI Excel Analyst