Unleash the Power of GPT 3 and Google Sheets: Automate Sentiment Analysis and Product Descriptions

Are you looking to automate your data analysis tasks and boost your productivity? Look no further! In this tutorial, we will show you how to use GPT-3 from OpenAI and the Google Sheets API to classify the sentiment of tweets and generate product descriptions with just a few lines of code. You'll learn how to set up your project, integrate the OpenAI API, and use the Google Sheets API to work with your data. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a powerful automation tool that you can use for any type of data analysis task.
This tutorial covers:
Setting up your Google Sheets project
Using the OpenAI API to classify sentiments
Using the Google Sheets API to work with data
Automating data analysis tasks
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[@Hitchon]

I modified my final version a little to work as a formula.. Another great video! This helped a lot, thx for posting this !

[@promptcircleai]

Thanks a lot, I like the idea of making it a formula for sure! I am glad you found it helpful.

[@maxeduai]

What you mean by that?

[@CharlesSipe1]

Looks awesome. Im looking forward to trying this out

[@SonAyoD]

great video

[@promptcircleai]

Thanks! I appreciate

[@maxeduai]

Does this script work with tables with more than 2 columns? I mean, can I apply this macro in any cell I want? I didn't understand that part quite right.

[@promptcircleai]

Thanks for your question. You can absolutely define which columns you want to apply a macro to. You could for instance use multiple columns as dynamic input and one or more as output.

[@Heythisisnotadrill]

Do you offer consulting/contracting?

[@promptcircleai]

Thanks for reaching out. Happy to discuss any use cases you have in mind. You can email us at [e-mail]

[@GoldenProtocol]

Is there any code for production description?

[@promptcircleai]

I did not publish that bit but essentially all you need to do is to change the prompt