How SheetAI compares
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A capable add-on for very large batch jobs - but it is only an add-on. You still need a spreadsheet, and it isn't one.
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A cheap, tidy =AI function for Sheets and Excel. Good at filling columns; it is not a spreadsheet and it does not pretend to be.
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Already inside Sheets if your company pays for Workspace. Helpful at the edges, but there is no formula to drag down a column.
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The obvious choice if your company is all-in on Microsoft and will pay for it. It is a licence on top of a licence, and it stops at Excel.
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A polished spreadsheet built around live data connectors. Strong if your numbers come from APIs; it does not reach into Google Sheets, and AI tasks are metered tightly on the cheap plans.
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A heavyweight AI spreadsheet with Python, SQL and huge file support. Priced per seat at $29, and it only works inside Sourcetable.
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Upload a file, ask questions, get charts and answers back. Good at analysis; you do not get a spreadsheet you can keep working in.
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Brilliant general assistant, and it will analyse a file you upload. It is not connected to your spreadsheet, and copy-paste is not a workflow.
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