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AI spreadsheet guide

Use AI for the spreadsheet work you can clearly review.

AI is most useful when you can name a concrete spreadsheet deliverable: the source data, target range or object, rules, protected areas, and expected output. Start with a bounded task, inspect the resulting cells or workbook objects, and expand only after the first result is correct.

Start with

One visible deliverable and the workbook context needed to produce it.

Use for

Formulas, cleanup, reports, charts, PivotTables, models, and narrow repairs.

Review

Source ranges, formulas, assumptions, formats, and downstream totals or charts.

01

Choose the spreadsheet task

Different jobs need different prompts and review checks. Start with the closest workflow instead of asking for a vague workbook improvement.

02

Choose where the spreadsheet lives

Use the browser for a fresh AI-first workbook, or work through the dedicated Excel and Google Sheets experiences.

03

Learn a reviewable AI workflow

Good prompts define scope. Good spreadsheet work also checks the cells, formulas, assumptions, and output after the AI acts.

Do this with AI

Start with one spreadsheet task you can verify.

Open a workbook or template, describe the result and constraints, then inspect what changed. Griddy works in the browser, Excel, and Google Sheets.

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