5 Reasons You Must Use ChatGPT with Excel
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 Published On Apr 28, 2023

Artificial Intelligence tools such as ChatGPT will change the way we use computers. This is especially true with Microsoft Excel. Here are five reasons why ChatGPT is now a must for Excel users. ChatGPT will help you:

1. Calculate a weighted average
2. Determine the best salesperson
3. Find the Best 9 out of 10 scores
4. Separate the Last Name from Full Names
5. Explain what a complex formula is doing

To follow along with this video, be sure to download the Excel workbook we’ll be using. You can find the link at www.techhelptoday.com/videos.
In addition to the skills mentioned above, the most effective use of ChatGPT involves creating Excel macros. This is an extensive topic, which we will cover in a future video. In the meantime, here is a video that might be helpful:    • How to Use AI ChatGPT to Write Excel ...  

To see the ChatGPT video for beginners and other videos by Rich Malloy and Tech Help Today, go to: www.techhelptoday.com/videos

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FULL RESPONSES FROM CHATGPT

FIRST EXAMPLE: Weighted Average

PROMPT: In Excel, cells B14 through B16 have grades. Cells C14:C16 have weights. Please give me a formula that can return the weighted average of the grades

CHATGPT:
Sure, you can use the following formula to calculate the weighted average:

=SUMPRODUCT(B14:B16,C14:C16)/SUM(C14:C16)

This formula multiplies each grade in cells B14:B16 by its corresponding weight in cells C14:C16, sums the products, and then divides the result by the sum of the weights in cells C14:C16. This gives you the weighted average of the grades.

SECOND EXAMPLE: The Best Salesperson

PROMPT: In Excel, cells A13 through A19 have the names of salespeople. Cells B13:B19 have their sales amounts. Please create a formula that would return the salesperson with the highest sales amount.

CHATGPT:
To find the salesperson with the highest sales amount, you can use the INDEX and MATCH functions together with the MAX function.
Here's the formula:

=INDEX(A13:A19,MATCH(MAX(B13:B19),B13:B19,0))

This formula first finds the maximum value in the range B13:B19 using the MAX function. The MATCH function then returns the position of this maximum value in the range B13:B19. Finally, the INDEX function uses this position to return the corresponding value from the range A13:A19, which is the name of the salesperson with the highest sales amount.
Make sure to enter this formula in a cell separate from the data range to avoid overwriting any of the original data.

SECOND EXAMPLE: The Best Salesperson

PROMPT: In Excel, cells A13 through A19 have the names of salespeople. Cells B13:B19 have their sales amounts. Please create a formula that would return the salesperson with the highest sales amount.

CHATGPT:
To find the salesperson with the highest sales amount, you can use the INDEX and MATCH functions together with the MAX function.
Here's the formula:

=INDEX(A13:A19,MATCH(MAX(B13:B19),B13:B19,0))

This formula first finds the maximum value in the range B13:B19 using the MAX function. The MATCH function then returns the position of this maximum value in the range B13:B19. Finally, the INDEX function uses this position to return the corresponding value from the range A13:A19, which is the name of the salesperson with the highest sales amount.
Make sure to enter this formula in a cell separate from the data range to avoid overwriting any of the original data.


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