ExcelBot

ExcelBot presents a browser-based spreadsheet workspace controlled through plain-language requests. Its public interface combines a prompt field with an editable sheet, file-upload controls and an Excel download option. The official page describes requests for spreadsheet formulas, VBA macros and charts, including conditional sums, lookup formulas and nested logic. Users can bring an existing workbook or CSV file into the interface, or start with a description of the calculation they need. For analysis tasks, the site describes asking about trends and averages and producing bar, line or pie charts. These outputs serve different purposes: a reusable formula belongs in a cell, while a macro needs separate review before execution in Excel. The homepage also displays example prompts and spreadsheet changes as a product demonstration. Our review checked the public interface and its sign-in entry, without uploading a workbook, submitting a generation request or testing the accuracy of generated results. Start with a small non-sensitive example and known totals, then check cell references, conditions and chart labels before using an output in a working file. Consult the current account allowances and data-handling terms for the intended workflow.