Whether you need to work with Excel or prefer Google Sheets, mastering a spreadsheet means mastering its formulas, and sooner or later you'll come across a condition you can't fully solve. The web is full of sites and tutorials sharing specific formulas, but there is another way. It's FormulaHive, a portal that uses artificial intelligence to generate formulas based on a simple natural description.

How to Generate Excel and Google Sheets Formulas with Artificial Intelligence
Generate Excel formulas

The flexibility of modern spreadsheets is truly amazing. Previously we have explored projects like ray tracing, musical instruments, and even a Civilization clone. But today we're going to talk about something more essential: formulas. With enough experience, any user can memorize the main formulas... although there will always be a strange combination or a condition that challenges beginners and experts alike.

If you find yourself in that situation, you can throw yourself into Google's arms and hope that the answer comes through a tutorial or another isolated publication... but there is something better: artificial intelligence. We still remember Excel Formula Bot, which unfortunately decided to limit its free profile to five formulas per month. However, FormulaHive promises unlimited generation of formulas compatible with Excel and Google Sheets.

FormulaHive: Artificial intelligence to generate Excel formulas

How to Generate Excel and Google Sheets Formulas with Artificial Intelligence
Explain the formula you need, and let the algorithm do the heavy lifting

FormulaHive is so easy to use that it hardly needs explanation: All you have to do is describe the function of the formula as if you were talking to a chatbot, and in return you'll receive the formula compatible with Excel, accompanied by its equivalent for Google Sheets. The only restriction of FormulaHive is that you must write in English, and don't forget that the formula needs to be adapted to Spanish in some cases. For example, Excel in Spanish doesn't accept "SUM", but rather "SUMA".

How to Generate Excel and Google Sheets Formulas with Artificial Intelligence
The formula works perfectly in Google Sheets

If you decide to create an account on FormulaHive, the site will take care of saving all generated formulas automatically. This is available even on free profiles, but with a one-time payment of 5 dollars, FormulaHive will extend its formula generation to Zoho Sheets and LibreOffice. Don't hesitate to try it!

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