ExcelGen

ExcelGen lets users describe spreadsheet tasks in a chat-style workspace. It can generate and explain Excel formulas such as IF, SUMIFS, and XLOOKUP, update uploaded XLSX workbooks by writing real Excel formulas, analyze data, build charts, and create new spreadsheets. Edits are saved as separate workbook versions so original uploads are not overwritten, and users can preview, download, and request further changes. The website notes that formulas are not recalculated on the server, so users should open the downloaded file in Excel to see computed values and should check references and results. The workspace requires sign-in and includes 30 one-time starter credits on first sign-in. A separate free Formula Bot is mentioned for quick formula help without an account. Supported upload formats are XLSX, XLS, and CSV for analysis, with XLSX for editing; editing has a 10 MB file limit.

Key features

• Generate Excel formulas from natural language descriptions
• Explain existing Excel formulas
• Update uploaded XLSX workbooks and insert formulas as a new version
• Analyze data in uploaded workbooks
• Build charts from workbook data
• Create new spreadsheets from an idea
• Preview results before downloading
• Request follow-up edits to the latest workbook version
• Select earlier available workbook versions
• Upload XLSX, XLS, and CSV files for supported analysis tasks

Best suited for

• Users who need help writing or understanding Excel formulas
• Budget tracking and variance analysis
• Sales review and commission calculations
• Invoice and balance review
• Project tracker creation
• Comparison tables for tool or industry research

Pricing

Not stated on the website