Microsoft has introduced a new AI-powered feature called the =COPILOT() function in Excel, allowing users to analyze data, generate content, and brainstorm directly within spreadsheet cells. This function can be used like a standard formula by typing =COPILOT() into a cell and adding a prompt, which then returns dynamic results that update automatically as the underlying data changes. The feature supports generating summaries, tags, tables, and other content based on selected cell groups. Currently in beta, the =COPILOT() function represents a significant enhancement to Excel's capabilities and is available for users to test. This integration of AI directly into Excel cells is seen as a competitive move against AI-focused Excel startups.
Microsoft continue d’infuser Copilot dans ses outils bureautiques, et cette fois, c'est au tour d'Excel de passer à la vitesse supérieure. Une nouvelle fonction native fait son apparition, accessible directement comme une formule classique. https://t.co/shqK4lkGMQ
Microsoft Excel adds Copilot AI to help fill in spreadsheet cells https://t.co/vzvJTRcVe3
Microsoft Excel is getting a new Copilot function to help fill in spreadsheet cells. cells. The new “COPILOT” function uses AI to generate summaries, tags, tables, and more based on a group of cells https://t.co/YpRHTeL0j3