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A1:L1 · Cell value
How it works.
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Four steps. From plain English to a formula in your sheet — no syntax memorising, no forum hunting.
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A4:L8 · Workflow 01
The 4-step workflow.
Hover a row to select it5
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Step
What you do
Result
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Pick your spreadsheet
tap Excel · Sheets · Numbers
sets the output dialect
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Describe what you need
"sum sales where region is West"
plain English input, any length
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Receive the formula
wait ~2 seconds
=SUMIF(A:A,"West",B:B)
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Copy and paste
tap copy
formula lands in your sheet
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Σ Total =SUM(E6:E9)
under 10 seconds · start to paste
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A12:L16 · Step notes 02
The why behind each step.
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01 · Pick your spreadsheet
XLOOKUP exists in Excel and Sheets, not Numbers. QUERY only works in Sheets. Picking the platform up front means the generated formula pastes in cleanly without rewrites.
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02 · Describe what you need
Multi-condition prompts are fine. Mention column letters, header names, date ranges — the model uses whatever cues you give it.
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03 · Receive the formula
Premium users also get a step-by-step explanation breaking down each function and argument.
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04 · Copy and paste
Every conversion is saved to history so you can revisit and reuse it from any device once signed in.
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A19:L23 · Examples · 3 platforms 03
See it in action.
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What you type
What you get
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"Sum all sales where region is "West"" · Excel
=SUMIF(A:A, "West", B:B)22
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"Find the price for product ID in E1" · Sheets
=VLOOKUP(E1, A:B, 2, FALSE)23
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"Count unique values in column A" · Numbers
=ROWS(UNIQUE(A2:A))24
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