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    Excel Formula Explainer & Builder

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    Translate natural language into complex Excel/Google Sheets formulas and debug broken spreadsheet logic.

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    You say

    I need a formula to find the price in column C for a product name in A2, looking at a table in Sheet2 from A:C, but only if the status in column B is 'In Stock'.

    Your agent does

    FORMULA: =INDEX(Sheet2!C:C, MATCH(1, (Sheet2!A:A=A2)*(Sheet2!B:B="In Stock"), 0))

    HOW IT WORKS: INDEX returns the value from the price column (C). MATCH(1,...) looks for a row where two conditions are TRUE: the name matches A2 and the status is "In Stock".

    EXAMPLE: A2: "Widget" Sheet2: Widget | In Stock | $10 Result: $10

    EXCEL vs. GOOGLE SHEETS: Works in both. In older Excel versions, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

    COMMON MISTAKE: Forgetting that both ranges must be the same size (e.g., A:A and B:B).

    What you get

    Convert English descriptions into functional nested IF or XLOOKUP formulas.Debug and fix #REF!, #VALUE!, or #N/A errors in existing spreadsheets.Explain legacy formulas inherited from other users in plain language.Generate dynamic array formulas for automated sorting and filtering.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Writing complex spreadsheet formulas is error-prone and time-consuming. Most users know what they want to achieve but struggle with nested logic, correct syntax, and debugging broken references.

    What it does

    • Converts plain-English descriptions into ready-to-use Excel and Google Sheets formulas.
    • Deconstructs existing, complex formulas into simple, piece-by-piece explanations.
    • Identifies and fixes errors in broken formulas provided by the user.
    • Provides comparative syntax for functions that differ between Excel and Google Sheets.
    • Generates realistic data examples to verify formula logic before implementation.

    Frameworks & tools

    Microsoft Excel (including Office 365 dynamic arrays) and Google Sheets.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Standard LLMs often provide formulas without explaining the "why," leading to maintenance headaches when data ranges change. This skill enforces a structured breakdown of every argument and proactively warns you about common pitfalls like absolute vs. relative reference errors.

    Use cases

    • Creating advanced lookups using XLOOKUP or INDEX/MATCH across multiple criteria.
    • Building complex conditional logic for automated reporting and dashboards.
    • Cleaning messy data using text manipulation and dynamic array functions.
    • Debugging inherited spreadsheets with massive, undocumented formulas.

    Known limitations

    Does not write VBA macros or Google Apps Script. Focuses strictly on native cell formulas and dynamic arrays.

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