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The problem in plain sight
Most of the answers a business needs are already sitting in a spreadsheet. Getting them out still means knowing which formula, which pivot, which chart.
So questions wait for whoever knows Excel best, and most of what a file could tell you is never asked.
ChatExcel was built for that gap. Upload the file, ask the question, and get an answer computed from every row, with the working shown.
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Four steps, in this order, every time. Each one makes the next possible: nothing is asked until the whole file is read, and no chart is drawn before the numbers are computed.
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Totals, comparisons, trends, outliers, and the formula behind each one.
Every answer is computed from your file, then shown with its working: a table, a chart, or the Excel formula that gets you the same result.
More questionsWhich region drove Q3?
Answer with tableChatExcelNorth drove Q3, with 33% of revenue. The gap to South is $87,500.
Region Revenue Share North $184,200 33% West $151,900 27% East $122,400 22% South $96,700 17% Chart revenue by region
Interactive chartChatExcelRevenue by region, Q3. North leads; South is about half of North.
North$184kWest$152kEast$122kSouth$97kChart · Table
How do I do that in Excel?
Formula, explainedChatExcelTo total revenue for one region in your own sheet, use SUMIFS with the Region column as the criteria range:
=SUMIFS(C:C, A:A, "North")
C is Revenue, A is Region. Swap "North" for a cell reference to make it a lookup table.
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