excelgpt
Section / 01  ·  Volume IFormula Intelligence, 2026

Describe any
calculation.
Receive the formula.

Excelgpt is the editorial-grade formula engine for Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. No more documentation tabs. No more guesswork. Just clean, paste-ready syntax — explained, debugged, remembered.

Issue No 01 / Index
  • Generate p. 01
  • Explain p. 02
  • Debug p. 03
  • Remembered p. 04
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Section / 03

Three modes, one instrument.

Input
Sum column B where column A equals 'Europe' and value is over 500
Output
=SUMIFS(B:B, A:A, "Europe", B:B, ">500")

Describe the calculation. Receive a ready-to-paste formula.

Section / 04 / Compatibility
Works with Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets
Dialect-aware
Section / 05

Six disciplines, one engine.

01 / Use case

Finance

Build DCF models, forecast cash flow, and balance cost centers. Excelgpt speaks spreadsheet finance fluently.

02 / Use case

Data analysis

Clean CSVs, pivot raw exports, and reshape arrays without scrolling through documentation tabs.

03 / Use case

HR & payroll

Compute prorated salaries, tenure bands, and PTO accruals with formulas that survive an audit.

04 / Use case

Inventory

Reorder points, moving averages, ABC classification — all in a paste-ready single cell.

05 / Use case

Marketing

Attribution math, ROAS by channel, cohort retention — without the weekly analyst queue.

06 / Use case

Project management

Gantt timing, burn-down arrays, RACI lookups. Describe the report, receive the formula.

Section / 06

Examples from the archive.

No 01

Sum column B where column A is 'Europe'

=SUMIF(A:A, "Europe", B:B)
No 02

Count unique values in column A

=SUMPRODUCT(1/COUNTIF(A2:A100, A2:A100))
No 03

Lookup email by full name in Sheet2

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2, Sheet2!A:C, 3, FALSE), "Not found")
No 04

Last day of the month for a given date

=EOMONTH(A2, 0)
No 05

Weighted average of B by weights in C

=SUMPRODUCT(B2:B100, C2:C100)/SUM(C2:C100)
No 06

Extract domain from an email address

=MID(A2, FIND("@", A2) + 1, LEN(A2))
Section / 07

Built with quiet obsession.

01 / Feature

Instant generation

Describe the calculation. Receive a formula in the native dialect of your chosen tool — streamed token by token.

02 / Feature

Step-by-step explanation

Every formula arrives with a plain-English breakdown of each argument, each clause, each fallback.

03 / Feature

Debug mode

Paste a broken formula and describe the symptom. Excelgpt identifies the issue and returns the correction.

04 / Feature

Private history

Every query is quietly archived in your personal ledger. Retrieve, re-copy, revise.

05 / Feature

Excel + Sheets

Syntax differences handled automatically. Toggle between Excel and Google Sheets with a single click.

06 / Feature

Complex formulas

Array formulas, LAMBDAs, dynamic arrays, nested conditionals — tuned for the edges, not just the center.

Section / 08

Field reports.

Dispatch No 01
I stopped opening documentation tabs. I describe what I want, Excelgpt returns the formula, I paste it. My Fridays have shortened by about four hours.
Lea R.Senior FP&A, Zurich
Dispatch No 02
Debug mode caught a misplaced parenthesis in a 92-character INDEX/MATCH that three of us had missed. It is now my default second pair of eyes.
Marco A.Ops analyst, Sao Paulo
Dispatch No 03
It feels less like software and more like a colleague who has memorised the entire Excel function reference overnight.
Priya K.Data engineer, Bengaluru
Section / 09

Pricing, plainly stated.

− 20%
01 / Tier

Professional

For the individual analyst
$7/ mo
  • Unlimited formula generation
  • Explain and Debug modes
  • Excel and Google Sheets syntax
  • Full history with search
  • Priority model routing
Start with Professional
02 / Tier

Teams

For finance and ops teams
Most picked
$19/ mo
  • Everything in Professional
  • Up to 5 seats included
  • Shared formula library
  • Team history and audit
  • SSO on request
Start with Teams

No free trial. No watered-down tier. Cancel any time.

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Frequently considered.

Excelgpt pairs a reasoning-grade language model with syntax validation rules drawn from Excel and Google Sheets documentation. For most everyday analyst tasks — SUMIFS, INDEX/MATCH, VLOOKUP, array logic, date arithmetic — you can paste the output directly into your sheet. For exotic edge cases we recommend using Explain mode to verify.