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Spreadsheet Assistant

Spreadsheets built from what you tell it, not what you build cell by cell

Spreadsheet Assistant turns plain-language instructions into a working spreadsheet — formulas, structure, and formatting included — and cleans up messy ones you already have.

Building a spreadsheet from scratch eats time that has nothing to do with the analysis

Setting up columns, writing formulas, and formatting a spreadsheet correctly takes real time before you've analyzed anything — and a small structural mistake early on compounds through every formula built on top of it.

What Spreadsheet Assistant does

Spreadsheet Assistant builds a working spreadsheet from a plain-language description — correct structure, working formulas, and consistent formatting — or cleans up and fixes an existing one you already have.

Key capabilities

Spreadsheet generation from a description

Describe what you need; get columns, rows, and formulas already set up.

Working formulas, not just static values

Real formulas that recalculate correctly as the underlying data changes.

Cleanup for existing spreadsheets

Fixes inconsistent formatting and broken references in a spreadsheet you already have.

Export to common formats

Works with the spreadsheet formats you already use.

How it works

  1. Describe what you need

    Or upload an existing spreadsheet that needs cleanup.

  2. Get a working spreadsheet

    Structured, formatted, and with formulas already in place.

  3. Adjust and export

    Make final adjustments, then export to your preferred format.

Example output

Instruction

Build a monthly budget tracker with categories, planned vs. actual spend, and a running total.

Generated

Columns: Category, Planned, Actual, Difference (formula), Running Total (formula) — 8 starter categories pre-filled, ready to adjust.

Pricing
Starting at €5,99/mo on the Pro plan (EUR) — included in every Office Hub plan.

Frequently asked questions

Included in every plan

Start building today, or see the full plan comparison first.