The AI Spreadsheet We've All Been Waiting For

[@KevinStratvert]

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[@X4Xubi]

Sir Please make a video tutorial on how to use Lark (A tool with rich features used for remote work)

[@sharatdennis2659]

Hi Kevin great work but the website seems to be not working. It says page has been either moved or removed

[@sidneywebba]

Thank for the awesome review and demo. Can you do a video comparison with Microsoft Copilot features in excel. Thanks in advance

[@sidneywebba]

Actually found your other videos on Copilot and ChatGPT for excel. Awesome. New subscriber 😊

[@ArBrnJunk]

Can you do one for roof costs for residential roofs? Profit loss / upgrades/ actual cost / estimate and supplier costs for each part of major manufacturing system? Just curious if it can pull info from data off an insurance claim and apply it with other known costs. Apply other knows such as gutters, fence , labor for each and get the profit margin etc. If so I’d love to see how this works.

[@beatruesdale4622]

Thanks Kevin. You saved me TONS of time! Blessings always and Happy Thanksgiving!

[@Rice0987]

Seriously, Kevin?! You still didnt pin this donate and didnt give it heart?🙄

[@Rood67]

This is online only. One is submitting data to basically an unknown entity, with no way of knowing if they are retransmitting the data somewhere for processing. And there’s no guarantee of data protection other than they state they won’t use the data. This may be fine uploading kids team stats *WITHOUT* personal identifiers, addresses, phone numbers - but corporate data, or personal data that contains family financial information…. Well, PT Barnum said, “There’s a sucker born every minute.”

[@WilliamLWeaver]

I suspect that users have autocorrect and spellcheck enabled on their devices. Someone (big tech, Patriot Act, ISPs) is capturing everyone's information. Privacy left the building with the invention of the wire.

[@momodev1135]

I guess any AI product nowadays is doing that

[@lh6843]

Great point

[@Rood67]

@@momodev1135 it’s one thing to do research. It’s another to upload a ton of personal and financial information to a site that says they won’t use your information… today. What about next week?

[@warrenjoseph76]

I uploaded my product based sales data for a few months and did some analysis and it was REALLY awesome. We’re not Walmart or something so I can’t imagine how that info would be of any use to anyone but me. So for me at least the trade off is completely worth it. And I don’t really feel like my info is in any way at risk anyway

[@MuhammadAbbasKhanFinanceExecut]

Kevin, Thank You for Being an Incredible Teacher! Kevin, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for all your amazing Excel tutorials! I used to feel like a complete beginner, but after watching your videos, I’ve made so many improvements in my work. You break everything down so clearly, and your teaching style has made complex topics much easier to understand. I'm so much more confident with Excel now, and I can't tell you how much it’s helped me become more efficient. I truly respect you as my teacher, and I’m grateful for everything you've taught me. Keep up the great work - you've made a huge difference for me! Thank you again, Muhammad Abbas Khan Peshawar, KPK, Pakistan

[@boltflow_]

Most of this can be achieved in Airtable. With one huge advantage: Airtable is a database. Spreadsheets are not databases, meaning that you can play around with data but no ability to build an scalable system out of it.

[@lh6843]

If only you guys knew how long it took me to study excel before KZbin. Years later to only be outdone by AI, this is beautiful 😂😂😂😂😂

[@shivaprasads6230]

Thanks

[@thelonenoob2489]

Bro you rich ??

[@ExcelVisual]

Now I understand why I need AI in spreadsheets-to free up time so I can enjoy all of Kevin Cookie Company’s treats while the AI sorts the data!

[@lh6843]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@HouseRavensong]

This is cool. As an analyst for the last 30 years, I can see how this will change work. I'm curious about the context around Location City and State. Why does the A.I. pick 'Oregon' for Portland assignment instead of Maine? It will be interesting to see if the A.I. picked 'Oregon' because of the presence of other West Coast cities in the data.

[@husseinel-sayed64]

Great work Kevin … 👏👏 I cannot believe the quality of the work done without a simple formula … 😳

[@BASina737]

Thats just awesome, but at some point of the time I might be worried about my data security. Something to see in near future how it is addressed.

[@KevinStratvert]

Here's their privacy policy: www.thebricks.com/terms-and-privacy-policy TLDR: "Bricks prioritizes data security by implementing industry-standard encryption and limiting data access to authorized personnel only. They collect and use data primarily to enhance services, sharing it with third-party providers only as necessary and compliant with legal standards. However, always exercise caution by reviewing specific data storage and sharing practices to ensure they align with your company's security policies."

[@pleabargain]

If the product is free, then you are the product.

[@أمين-مكي]

Ezy.. make a Fake Product

[@joysteak2645]

@ pleabargain : ± AGREE!! and i also HIGHLY NOT SUPPORTING AI

[@davidlyons24]

Go to pricing and you'll see that is not exactly free for companies and not even close to that: starting from 500$/month for mínimum 10 users so 6000$ per year

[@estiennetaylor1260]

When you buy the product, you become the product

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

@@estiennetaylor1260 you didn’t even quote it correctly. In fact you quoted the complete opposite. Go look it up.

[@udowar]

I thinks it's almost unfair😂, just imagine all your tutorial videos I have been watching over the years, the need for them has just been vaporized with ai, wow.

[@christopherthompson4283]

What does it do with the data you input into the tool? Does it use it to train its models? What if the data is proprietary?

[@VenciiGames]

I’m convinced this guy is AI. No ones mouth moves that smoothly.

[@danieltaibleson939]

that was my initial thought...

[@lexiewong85]

Well not sure whether Kevin used AI image in this video but he is a real person ..

[@marksimonian210]

For privacy concerns open source models can be downloaded to your computer, allowing tools to do these analyses.

[@chuckcosby1681]

Very nice recreation of the spreadsheet. I suggest you use rounding functions in your demo. I will definitely play with this product.

[@rstar5138]

AI in spreadsheet, docs, and PowerPoint is really a blessing. 🎉🎉

[@hayab_u]

Thank you for the video. I’m very interested in this topic, as I am in all things related to data analysis. I’d also like to know if there is an AI tool that can comment on data, meaning a tool that could generate a textual report interpreting the data in tables and charts on my behalf, possibly starting from some contextual inputs to accurately frame the type of scenario being analyzed and commented on. Thank you

[@anemicvampyre605]

This is so helpful for my team!

[@news3764]

Thanks dear Kevin for sharing this with us. Appreciate your generosity. Looking forward to receiving your videos. Blessings

[@jorgep519]

Thank you! Kevin. I've been waiting for something like this for years 🙂

[@aminayekhlef4999]

Thank you @Kevin; I anticipate that this will help me focus on more important tasks.

[@gmomen06]

Thank you, Kelvin. This is giving Power BI a run for its money!

[@LRR-333]

hi, can you tell me a liitle bit more on this comment? i work as bi, this 2024 made my data all automated on powerbi having a datasource and ETL procesess, but a couple of files i still have to upload them from excel, so this comment got my attention. Thanks for any help!

[@lexiewong85]

Great job - have a coffee please :)

[@strategictechnologist]

Suggest always including a note on security on all these apps.

[@coolritz7027]

This is amazing. Thanks for sharing Kevin.

[@peterjackson5158]

The best AI content I've ever watched

[@IsaacSongDapaye]

This is amazing

[@swesomgoteborg2563]

Amazing Kevin

[@MohsinZaman142]

Thanks Kevin, just superb

[@jeraldrogers2375]

Thanks Kevin, this was very interesting! One question. I couldn't tell from the company's website, but I assume any data I enter into this app is stored on the Bricks company cloud. If so, what is the privacy policy and security measures taken to protect our data. I'm not sure businesses and users will be excited about putting financial and other sensitive data into this product depending on the answers to those questions.

[@benhaze1010]

Yes, usually you forego all intellectual property when using AI apps, especially if free. Wouldn't use these kinds of apps for any sensitive data.

[@KevinStratvert]

Here's their privacy policy: www.thebricks.com/terms-and-privacy-policy TLDR: "Bricks prioritizes data security by implementing industry-standard encryption and limiting data access to authorized personnel only. They collect and use data primarily to enhance services, sharing it with third-party providers only as necessary and compliant with legal standards. However, always exercise caution by reviewing specific data storage and sharing practices to ensure they align with your company's security policies."

[@ASMAverse]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@KevinStratvert]

My pleasure 😊

[@tontaeweatherspoon82]

I love it. I was just about to build a dashboard with commands and data. I didn’t know AI could do it for me.

[@robh5695]

This is very helpful. I agree with others that data security is a concern, though. I imagine we'll see AI in MS Excel and Google Sheets soon enough. AI really is a game changer.

[@lh6843]

AI is already infused in all of MS products, including excel. Its a game changer but we are doomed 😂😂😂

[@tonydunne562]

Has anyone pointed out that unit cost x units sold usually does not equal revenue (unless you don't make any profit)- it would equal Cost of Goods sold?

[@robertconrad7269]

Take longer lunch breaks

[@veronica9896]

😂 I agree

[@demessiefentaye]

Yes, it does. So amazing, Kevin. You help me with my tech-savvy virtual assistant journey. Thanks

[@EdsonNascimentoEN]

It's definatelly a game changer - thanks for sharing Kevin your content is impressive.

[@rogue_carlisle6167]

did you use it?

[@turnswood]

This is fascinating!! The old database person in me did ask a couple of questions. Since I used to live in Portland, OR I was wondering what would happen if the data was actually Portland, Maine? Can the interface "learn" the difference or do you need to open up Kevin Cookies 2 on the East Coast to find those cities? I am going to download the data and play with it. Irv in Florida

[@lexiewong85]

Hi Kevin, this is great. I need to use excel to process some data from time to time but don't do it as much, so I easily forgot the formulas I use last time and spent a lot of time trying things out every time. This will save a lot of time.

[@KTUBE34170]

Kevin, you are just so helpful. Thank you!

[@KevinStratvert]

Happy to help!

[@xyclos]

Thanks Kevin, very interesting.

[@josephprecion5871]

Love this info Kevin, Thanks for sharing.

[@mahshidahmadi4331]

Fantastic love it soooo useful ❤

[@BullaOP]

it changes the value of the digits after i paste it from excel it usually increases the digit by value 1 and also does some other stuff, makes the number blue in colour

[@Nuriel13]

the inability to export the final spreadsheet into a local CSV file is just such an obvious oversight :((

[@RofaielRezqallah]

Wow . Thank you very much . Waiting more AI videos

[@joeserna9533]

Definitely amazing

[@GreatX]

Fantastic!!! 🙂

[@The-Singularity-M87]

Also I'm wondering if you have a local model of open interpreter on your computer could that do the same thing?..

[@alm6885]

Keviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin... You are amazing! 🎉🎉

[@thepngrecruiter23]

Possible to import an existing MS Excel spreadsheet into this?

[@KevinStratvert]

Yes! In the grid view, click on Import on the top bar and you can bring in an Excel spreadsheet. You can also import directly from the home screen.

[@charlesxix]

Amazing what AI can do, thanks Kevin.

[@haniff4277]

Great, more like this Kevin.. thanks

[@francismuleya1534]

You've got to be kidding me. Interesting!

[@glenbates9460]

Does the spreadsheet data that you are working with end up in public domain or is all of the work done on your computer. I can see where many companies would not want to use a program that allowed their data to be available to the world. thanks, glen

[@KevinStratvert]

Hey Glen! No worries-according to their privacy policy, any spreadsheet data you work with in Bricks is processed on secure servers and isn’t shared publicly. They have strict privacy measures in place to keep your data safe and accessible only to you. You can check their privacy policy here: www.thebricks.com/terms-and-privacy-policy

[@rohanzoink4769]

Love this ❤

[@rsearchtim]

I wonder if when it's done you can download it for Excel to open

[@Melissalove44]

Thank you Kevin you're very sweet, I'm going to try it out but I might Still need to get Office for my analyst work...

[@Mo-Thoughx]

I have years of experience and right now we're using both options, for Office go to BNH Software, probably Office will get more AI soon

[@Melissalove44]

I know right! 😁

[@shaunscorner7237]

New subscriber here and I am amazed with your contents. Thanks for sharing with these very informative tutorials😊

[@warrenjoseph76]

This is incredible. Played around with it last night and was thoroughly impressed!

[@HowtoPronounce0]

playing with it since last night. Can't wait to show it to my boss.

[@manfredawasung7657]

Can you export the information in Excel?

[@KevinStratvert]

Yup! In the grid view, go up to Menu, then Export, and it'll export an Excel .xlsx file.

[@Atulwebdesigner]

Wow, this is awseeome, kevin. Such a great way to use spreadsheets. Thanks for the tutorial 🙂

[@LiveNobin]

Thank you for nice tutorial.

[@MuhammadAbbasKhanFinanceExecut]

i am new to your channel ,and just watched a single video which made the excel easy for me

[@luudungnguyen5145]

Amazing! In fact, you are my favorite teacher in life

[@KevinStratvert]

Thank you! 😃

[@avirupsarker3697]

Thank you for this video Kevin 😊

[@tube-master]

I think this is a serious competitor for Power BI 😮

[@emmanuelmakafu7336]

Wow, this is great!

[@ambundo]

I love this.

[@ganiatotitoloju2133]

This is awesome❤! Thank you Kelvin!

[@speakjustly]

your videos are outstanding and awesome.

[@pwells2389]

Great vid Kevin and helpful to surface this new tool. How does it stack up against Co-Pilot or GPT?

[@KevinStratvert]

Thanks! Copilot does cost significantly more since it requires both a Microsoft 365 license and a separate subscription. Feature-wise, this tool is currently ahead-you can work across multiple tables, while Excel limits you to one table at a time and doesn’t generate dashboards. ChatGPT is more text-based and doesn't offer data manipulation after analysis.

[@Amerfay]

Excellent

[@otobongisong3369]

This is awesome. Thank you Kevin

[@glenbates9460]

How did the AI know to use Oregon and nor Maine for the Portland state?

[@KevinStratvert]

My guess - when ambiguous, AI defaults to the Portland more frequently mentioned or widely known in global datasets, which often turns out to be Portland, Oregon.

[@RicAbadFloresteiro]

i agree, it looks like a geme changer! Thanks for sharing!

[@KevinStratvert]

Thanks for watching!

[@sapthagirimekala3436]

Thank you for this clear and insightful explanation! 🙏 Your breakdown of these concepts is incredibly helpful for my work. Looking forward to more valuable content from your channel! 👍

[@exportkontrolle1390]

great! Thanks

[@usablellc6735]

There is a town called Portland in at least two other states. There are probably other Portlands as well.

[@pixelPNGstudio]

Thank you, your video is very helpful

[@nccbnccb5567]

hi kevin, i am trying to use power query to access a website which is accessed by login detilas is their video you have

[@sirolse]

just great! thank u Kevin for this and other videos too😃

[@StudentLankaTube]

Super cool❤❤😅

[@cathyfrankland9158]

Sounds and looks amazing, but there is no way my company would allow me to save and share something like that online without any guarantee of data security. I noticed that there was an 'Export' function for the pie-chart, IF this allows the user to download the whole spreadsheet + dashboard to Excel that might work better?

[@KevinStratvert]

You can export to Excel. In the grid view, go up to Menu, then Export, and it'll export an Excel .xlsx file.

[@odalesaylor]

Do you have any ideas of how a teacher could use this AI spreadsheet to keep a gradebook?

[@nnamdiodozi7713]

Does the worksheet show the formulae used in generating the new columns?

[@kayespedal10]

I've been watching your videos for a while. I am as excited as you. A +

[@robertdiaz809]

Is there an export to MS Excel? It would be great to free the Bricks spreadsheets from the Bricks app and leverage these to use, tweek & totally own on Excel.

[@marcteleki2801]

Great content as always! Thanks a lot, I love your work.

[@christianbowen2531]

Thanks for spotlighting this cool new productivity tool! RE: your question, tell management, take longer lunch breaks, and ask for a raise. 😊

[@wholeNwon]

Interesting but the goal of KCC is to maximize profits, so more useful to management are the statistically significant inferences to be drawn from available data beyond the spread sheet per se. For instance, AI might suggest that there is a relationship between monthly weather or seasonal climate and the varieties of cookies preferred by buyers. Thus chocolate chip will be favored in the upper planes states in cold months but not in Fla. during spring and summer, when almond cookies sell well. NOAA says that CA will be wet next month and, in the past, that's when lemon creams have sold well but sugar cookies age on the shelves. Shelf space is limited so these data are marketable to grocers.

[@muhammadhasanraza1606]

superb video, keep it up

[@bojames7841]

If you tell management about it they are going to give you more work. That’s a givin!

[@idrismustapha3095]

This is a game changer, I'm so excited

[@rezadabir]

Hey Kevin, Thank you for sharing such great content and new apps. I'm trying the bricks, but unfortunately, I cannot get any results. My file is fairly large (122 MB) and I have uploaded the source data. It's our sales reports information. My prompts are pretty simple and I get good responses but I don't get any reports back. No tables, no charts and etc.

[@W3MECHANICS]

Thanks! Looking for this kind of solution for months..

[@KevinStratvert]

How is it working out for you?

[@NN-pl2rr]

Brilliant! I’m on it

[@JonasGisler-yk7oq]

Once I prepare all this in AI, can I export it in excel and use it as a regular sheet with formulas for new data?

[@joyketepa1999]

Thank you Kevin ❤you are the beat leant so much from you and still Learning 🙏