8 Ways ChatGPT Can Help You While Using Mac Numbers

[@amorylazlo9579]

When all around are posting pointless videos repeating Apple event like they are the ones breaking news you post another useful and informative video. Thank you Gary!

[@doctorarvindram]

The timing is too good 😍😍🤩🤩🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Great tutorial ( as always☺). Thanks for everything what you are doing for us.

[@loisskiathitis8926]

A very useful and informative video tutorial today! Lots of fun! Thank you, Gary!👏❤️

[@carolinebarlow4795]

Thanks very much, Gary, for this extremely informative video today! I must now revisit ChatGPT and try these great ideas out.

[@emanonmuc7762]

Perfect to start with in 01/01/2024. Thanks a lot, thumbs up.

[@spmartin]

Gary, this is so helpful. I love the content and your style of teaching. Thank you!

[@Trackhoe075]

Thanks Gary I’m real close to trying Chat I was definitely more apprehensive earlier but after watching your video I’ve gone from apprehensive to this looks so neat lol Thanks again as always

[@Sarcazmotron5000]

That tip about converting to CSV was super helpful. Had not thought of doing that

[@raymondw.stevensjr.5756]

Thank you for these informative tips on chat gp, much appreciated.

[@Thyme2sea]

Really useful, thank you Gary!

[@AsanKasmoglu]

Hi Garry, thanks for all the quality work you've done since the beginning. Huge fan of your knowledge. I have 2 questions related numbers, i'd appreciate if you reply. 1-) Is there a way to get the sheet name to a cell? What i wanna do is a summary page in the beginning that has all the sheet names top to bottom and some additional information related to those sheets nearby them. 2-) Is there a way to get the value of a cell at a specific time? I'm doing a portfolio manager and the most of the cell values are changing time to time according to live stock data. So i need that "current portfolio worth" cell to be snapped at 00:00 (or anytime) and to be written on a different sheet to have a graphic that shows the change in the portfolio worth. Thanks in advance! Ash

[@macmost]

1) I can't think of any convenient way to do that. At least nothing that would save you any time over just typing out the list. You'll need to type the additional info anyway, so the name isn't the problem. 2) You can use STOCKH to get stock prices on a day, but the data is just the daily data. You can't access data at times within a day.

[@gretchenpavkovic9385]

I love your tutorials. Thank you ❤

[@TheAces1979]

Brilliant! Many thanks!

[@catnapper3923]

Awesome, thank you.

[@Pyxhel]

Thank you so much 😊

[@SoNowWhat]

Very cool!

[@fullerlifeproperties1179]

You’re the best dude

[@TheOldGeekGuy]

I generally don’t find the ChatGPT very useful. But this will be something I will use. Thatnks

[@Burps___]

Appreciate you so much, Gary. Could you consider a KZbin #short on Apple mail, highlight an email shows dropdown where, at bottom of list, a choice is "Apply Rules". I click it and nothing happens. No idea what that is. Thank you. 🍎📫

[@macmost]

That would be if you created any rules in Mail, Settings, Rules. It would apply those.

[@Burps___]

@@macmost oh, I see. Thank you.

[@ToiletPaper2020]

How does Chat GPT work to know these things? Like isn't Bing different from Chat GPT in that it is able to search the internet? So does Chat GPT search the internet and what search engine would it use then? And if not, then what it knows would all be preset data would it not? And so if it was preset data, how would you know how up to date it is?

[@macmost]

It doesn't search the Internet. It gets it data from a huge store of data it has. A lot of that is Internet information, but not recent like Bing. Ask it for information on current events and it will tell you about this.

[@ToiletPaper2020]

@@macmost Ah. Ok. Thanks. You know, I would almost think it would be interesting to use them both and compare, because the internet, while a great and expansive source of information, is also full of false information. But on a side note, Bing is annoying and says it doesn't want to continue a conversation and will stop talking and end the conversation, even if you tell it if it doesn't want to comment it could just say it doesn't want to comment so that you could continue the conversation in perhaps different wording or a different direction. I haven't gotten to use Chat GPT yet, and I've only seen things like Bing that use OpenAI.

[@macmost]

@@ToiletPaper2020 You have to treat it as a real human assistant. If you asked your assistant for some information they may look it up online and repeat something that isn't true as well.

[@davidgory1757]

Wow!

[@apaksoy]

How do you know ChatGPT is not hallucinating when it comes to cleaning or analyzing your existing data, especially when it is not a small set of data? It might be helpful to use ChatGPT to figure out a function or formula because you can easily test what is suggested. Using it to generate random data is also OK I guess unless you will be using the data to test critical functions or procedures that need data as truly random as possible. However, neither is the case when it comes cleaning or analyzing existing data. Maybe it can help in double checking your own results or if you have significant tolerance for error given the circumstances, but otherwise, I don't think trusting ChatGPT for cleaning or analyzing data, perhaps except for small sets for which you can at least judge the sensibility of the results, is really a good idea.

[@macmost]

Think of it this way: ChatGPT is like a human assistant. You can ask an assistant to do something, and they probably get it right. But they could get it wrong too.

[@apaksoy]

@@macmost I don’t think it is a good idea to employ a “human” assistant to do work that frequently requires as much time for me to check as doing it myself in the first place.

[@edmundhayes7982]

Great

[@farzadjahanfard]

garry please to a video for best software to write NTFS for mac there is barely anything on the internet that tell what is the best software and how install it etc pleaseeee

[@macmost]

The need for writing to NTFS is a rare thing and something I definitely don't need so I can't tell you where to look. What is your goal here? WHY do you need to write to NTFS in the first place? The "why" will probably point you to a better solution.

[@farzadjahanfard]

@@macmost for my need is because i have lg oled tv and it wont super exfat it just support fat 32 and ntfs on fat 32 cant have bif files like 4k films etc and i can’t write ntfs on my maci don’t have windows laptop

[@macmost]

@@farzadjahanfard What are you trying to DO though? Put a file on a drive, connect it to your TV, and play it? Why not just connect your Mac via a simple HDMI cable and do it that way?

[@farzadjahanfard]

@@macmost i have a 6 tb hdd archive films and series thats why

[@macmost]

@@farzadjahanfard Not sure what to suggest then. I don't use any NTFS software for Mac so I have no recommendation.