ManyExcel — Convert your text into spreadsheet formulas with AI

Hi Product Hunt community 👋 I'm excited to be back to introduce my latest product to you all. ManyExcel is designed to simplify working with spreadsheets. Thanks to AI, you can now quickly generate spreadsheet formulas, VBA & Apps Scripts, and Regex, even without deep technical knowledge. Here’s a list of the tools available on ManyExcel: 🧮 AI Formula Generator Convert your text into formulas for Excel and Google Sheets, or get clear explanations for existing formulas. 💡 AI Regex Generator Easily convert text instructions into regular expressions (regex) and get detailed explanations to enhance your understanding of regex patterns. 📝 AI Script Generator Automatically create VBA scripts for Excel and Apps Scripts for Google Workspace. This tool helps automate repetitive tasks, increasing your efficiency and productivity. 📊 Data Analysis Tool Upload a file, analyze data, extract insights, and visualize your data. Simple commands like 'Create me a pie chart' allow you to generate interactive charts effortlessly. I'd deeply appreciate any feedback or criticism you might have 😊 Cheers, Mykola

this definitely looks faster than having to repeatedly search on google to try and figure out if the function I want even exists at all

Definitely snagged my upvote! Turning text into formulas with AI is pure wizardry for us Excel mortals. I’m curious, with those free options you’re offering, how complex can the commands get? Like, are we talking just basic sum and average, or can it handle some next-level, spreadsheet-bending sorcery? Also, throwing a lifeline to those of us who struggle with VBA and Apps Scripts is a solid move. Is there a guide for Excel newbies to help us make the most of ManyExcel's magic, or should we just dive in and learn as we go?

For those of us who aren't very tech-savvy (like me), this could be a real find. I'm definitely going to try out the AI Formula Generator for converting plain text into Excel formulas. Also, thank you for offering a Free plan.

Analysts would love using this tool because they have to work on Excel all day

Great idea!! Congrats on the launch!

Oh nice! Gone are the days of trying to remember all those formulas! What will I do with that extra brain space? 🧠Congratulations on the launch!

great project

@kravchukmykola congrats on your launch, this looks great! Upvoted

I've always wanted to be more savvy when it comes to using excel/Google Sheet but I'm terrible at remembering all the different formulas. Excited to try this out!

It'll make my excel work a lot easier. Going to try this one.

The AI Script Generator feature sounds like a major time-saver, automatically creating scripts for Excel and Google Workspace. Great job for making this innovative tool, Niki!

Excellent and good product

Helpful

Your product is truly remarkable, team! The concept is quite intriguing. I'm interested to know, what exciting milestones or features are you planning for the next phase of development? Keep up the fantastic work!

Very Interesting! Thank you for making our life easy. :D

This spreadsheet Ai works really well

Congrats Niki

This is a great idea and probably really helpful for novice spreadsheet users? Or does this do advanced formulas that the “average” spreadsheet user might not pickup on? It might be a good idea to offer an Excel/sheets course within the app, that way users get a quick set of improvements for their spreadsheet with formulas but then they learn how to make these formulas themselves. You could offer a course that someone else made and take a cut off of those sales. Either way, good luck on the launch!

Wow! ManyExcel seems like a breakthrough tool for spreadsheet users! Being able to convert text into formulas with AI sounds like an incredibly excellent idea. Kudos to the team.👏 As a marketing enthusiast, ManyExcel could help me quickly analyze campaign data and create insightful reports without spending hours on manual formula creation. I wonder, does ManyExcel also provide recommendations for optimizing formulas based on the input text? @kravchukmykola