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No. GPT Excel is a web application at gptexcel.uk. You describe what you want in the browser, copy the generated formula, SQL, VBA, or regex, and paste it into your spreadsheet or code editor. This means it works with any version of Excel, Google Sheets, or any SQL client without installation.
Yes. The tool supports both platforms and lets you toggle the target syntax, which matters because some functions differ between Excel and Google Sheets (for example, FILTER, QUERY, and ARRAYFORMULA behave differently). It also generates VBA for Excel and Apps Script for Google Sheets.
In addition to Excel and Sheets formulas, it generates SQL queries, VBA macros, Google Apps Scripts, regular expressions, pivot table configurations via Pivot Builder, charts and graphs, templates, and written data analysis insights from uploaded spreadsheets.
There is a free tier with daily usage limits that is sufficient for occasional or simple tasks. Paid plans start at $6.99/month for Pro (or $4.99/month billed annually) and remove or raise those limits, unlocking advanced functionality such as larger data analysis uploads (up to 100MB), longer and more complex formula generation, and priority processing.
Yes. You can paste an existing formula and the tool will return a plain-English explanation of what each part does, which is useful for learning, auditing spreadsheets built by someone else, or debugging formulas that return unexpected results.
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