Upload a spreadsheet and ask for a board, dashboard, or enhanced table. ChatExcel turns your rows into a drag-and-drop kanban, a KPI dashboard, or a filterable table — and every edit you make in the view writes back to the source sheet.
Capability Snapshot
4
view types incl. entry form
1
prompt to a working view
2-way
edits sync to your sheet
Key value points mapped to practical spreadsheet workflows.
Benefit
01
A board that behaves like an app
Any status or stage column becomes kanban lanes. Drag a card to a new lane and the source spreadsheet is updated — with a preview before anything is written.
Benefit
02
Dashboards without formulas
Ask for an overview and get KPI cards plus complementary charts, computed deterministically from your data — not another spreadsheet to maintain.
Benefit
03
Works with the files you already have
Excel workbooks, CSV exports, or a sheet downloaded from Google Sheets — no add-on to install and no premium AI plan required.
Benefit
04
Views you can audit and reuse
Every view edit is a small, previewable change with revision history behind it. Save views per workbook and reopen them against the latest data.
Benefit
05
Built for messy real data
The engine profiles your columns first — it suggests a low-cardinality grouping column for lanes instead of choking on IDs, dates, or free-text columns.
A simple 3-step path to integrate this feature into your daily workflow.
Step 1
Upload your workbook
Drag in an Excel or CSV file, including multi-sheet workbooks.
Step 2
Ask for the view
"Turn this into a sales pipeline board" or "give me an inventory dashboard" — one sentence is enough.
Step 3
Drag, filter, refine
Move cards between lanes or slice the table — confirmed edits write straight back to the sheet.
Step 4
Save and reopen
Save the view with your workbook and reopen it any time against the latest revision.
Four view types today: a drag-and-drop kanban board, a KPI dashboard with charts, an enhanced table with server-side filtering and sorting, and a record-entry form that appends rows to the sheet. Six more chart types landed recently, including dual-axis combos.
Yes, but only after you confirm. Each edit is a small, previewed change (for example one cell when you drag a card), applied through the same revisioned pipeline as every other workbook edit.
Same idea, friendlier constraints. It works on Excel and CSV files with a free account — no Google AI plan needed — and views are generated from a closed set of auditable layouts instead of free-form generation, so results stay predictable on messy data.
The AI profiles your columns and picks a status- or stage-like column with a small set of distinct values. Prefer another grouping? Just say so in the chat and the view regenerates.
Yes — sign in with a free account, upload a spreadsheet, and ask for your first view. Credits only matter as your usage grows.
Next Step
Open the tool directly and validate outcomes against your real spreadsheet data.