AskExcel vs Ai Prompts (formerly Formula Generator)

AskExcel is a web-based assistant for spreadsheet work. Upload a CSV or XLSX file, ask a question in plain English, and get formulas, charts, and data insights without digging through Excel menus. It fits analysts, finance teams, and anyone who lives in spreadsheets but would rather describe what they need than memorize function syntax.

The product handles analysis through natural language processing. Ask who topped sales in a dataset and it returns ranked results with a chart. Beyond Q&A, it supports correlation studies, exploratory analysis, KPI tracking, sentiment scoring, and text extraction from unstructured columns.

Spreadsheet-heavy roles get the most from it: sales analysts checking quota performance, operations managers watching KPIs, and small business owners who need answers from their data without hiring outside help. The app runs at app.askexcel.cc with a free tier and paid Plus plans for heavier workloads.

Ai Prompts at formulagenerator.app is a free educational site that teaches spreadsheet users how to get accurate Excel and Google Sheets formulas from ChatGPT. Instead of hosting a formula builder, it walks through prompt engineering, system instructions, and repeatable prompt templates so analysts can describe calculations in plain language and turn model output into working sheet logic.

The guides cover building formula generator setups with the OpenAI API, keeping context across sessions, and reviewing or debugging formulas when results look wrong. Readers also get practical prompt patterns for VBA macros, SQL queries, and Google Apps Script when they want automation beyond a single cell formula.

It fits finance teams, operations staff, and analysts who already work in spreadsheets and want a reference for prompting ChatGPT without writing code themselves. You bring your own ChatGPT or API access; the site itself is read-only content with no signup or hosted generator on the page.