Google Sheets formula generator
Natural language in, a paste-ready Google Sheets formula out. Below the generator, edit sample cells and watch real return values update instantly — those examples do not use your daily AI limit.
Live examples — real return values
Edit a cell. The formula result updates in the browser. This does not use your daily AI generations.
| Region | Product | Amount |
|---|---|---|
Formula
=SUMIFS(C2:C6,A2:A6,E1,B2:B6,E2)
Return value
135
Adds Amount when Region equals E1 and Product equals E2. Edit the table or criteria — the result updates instantly (no AI quota).
More than a blank prompt box
Live return values
Sample tables are editable. You see the numeric or text result before you generate with AI — so you know what “right” looks like.
Sheets and Excel dialects
Switch Google Sheets vs Excel on the generator. Function names and syntax follow the dialect you pick.
Verify before you paste
Copy the formula into Sheets and check a known row. AI output can be wrong; the live examples are a second check.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Sheetova free?
- Yes. You can generate Excel and Google Sheets formulas without creating an account. Free use is limited to a small number of generations per UTC day. Pro plans will raise that limit.
- Is this an online Excel formula generator?
- Yes. Sheetova runs in your browser: describe what you need in plain English, generate a paste-ready formula, copy it, and use it in Excel or Google Sheets.
- How is Sheetova different from ChatGPT for formulas?
- Sheetova is built for spreadsheet formulas only. You get a structured formula, step-by-step explanation, dialect switching (Excel vs Sheets), sample checks, and one-click copy—without a general chat interface.
- Does it support Excel and Google Sheets?
- Yes. Choose Excel or Google Sheets before generating. Sheetova aims to use functions that match the dialect you select, and warns you when something needs double-checking.
- Is this a Google Sheets formula generator or Excel?
- This page is built for Google Sheets: the generator defaults to the Sheets dialect, and the live examples use Sheets functions (SUMIFS, XLOOKUP, TEXTJOIN). Switch the toggle to Excel if you need Excel-specific syntax.
- How do I check the live example return value?
- Each tab shows the exact formula and a Return value that recalculates when you edit a cell. For SUMIFS, West + Widgets should total 135 on the default data. Change a number and confirm the total moves.