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Former mortals speak
“I was really struggling with using formulas in Google Sheets, but this add-on has made things so much easier! I can just input what I want the formula to do and it does it for me-it's like having my own personal assistant!"
Deena Levies,
Former Mortal
“This add-on has saved me so much time and frustration! I don't know what I would do without it.”
Tom Smithenson, Former Mortal
“I never thought I could be so productive with Google Sheets, but this add-on has changed everything! It's so easy to use and makes my work flow so much smoother.”
Craig Green,
Former Mortal
Glossary
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FOR EXAMPLE / EGUse FOR EXAMPLE or EG. in your commands to show Formula God an example of what you want.
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CLEANAdding CLEAN to your command will remove spaces, indents and generally fix formatting issues
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Describing DataIf your data is comma-separated in the cell, tell Formula God it is comma-seperated in your command.
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TRIMAdding TRIM to your command will remove space, indents and fix general formatting issues.
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IFYou can give formula god commands like any other IF statement: IF this, do that.
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RETURNUse RETURN at the start of your command, followed by your prompt.
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CALCULATERun calculations on a range of data. Input: "[sum/average/count] the values."
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-HAdd -H to the start of your command to ignore headers. Warning: this will remove Formula God's ability to gain context from your data.
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APPENDAdding APPEND to your command will insert a value into the cell. E.g. append column A with ‘hello’, this will add hello to each item in column A
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TRANSFORMTransform or extract values or strings in range. Input: "Extract the [x] from the [y]" "Transform to lowercase" "Replace [x] with [y] in the [string/value/type]" "Split the [x] by [y]"
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QUERYQuery ranges and return the data you want. Input: "return the range where column [x] = [y]" "return the range where column [x] = [y] and sort by column [x] alphabetically" "return the range but return column [x] by [transforming it in some way]"
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