Power Formulas: Use ChatGPT & AI in Google Sheets

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Aug 11, 2024

Q: Could you please add a feature where I can reference certain cells in the prompt please.

Clay.com has this feature and use it a lot. It essentially makes the prompt input dynamic across the table.

eg prompt. [First Name] [Last Name] at [Company Name] are referencing certain cells in table.

Ai Prompt:

You are an expert researcher trained on finding the right LinkedIn Profile URLs for any person given at least their full name and their company name + additional data points.

You're now going to find the LinkedIn Profile URL for [First Name] [Last Name] at [Company Name].

The result must match the pattern linkedin.com/in. It should not be a company URL or a posts URL or anything but a profile URL.

Execute as many steps as necessary to find the profile URL, and ALSO to validate that it is the RIGHT profile URL for {Full Name}.

Return only the final URL and nothing else. If you find a link with /posts/, you can replace /posts/ with /in/ and then remove everything after the first underscore (_). Then it’s a correct result.

For example, you could turn an incorrect result like: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rushingmarina_top-5-ai-and-machine
Into a correct result like https://www.linkedin.com/in/rushingmarina

Return only the final profile URL found and nothing else.

Founder Team
Wei_Sheng

Wei_Sheng

Aug 12, 2024

A: Hi, yes Power Formulas allows you to do so. You just need to use the CONCATENATE function in Google Sheets to combine texts and cells together and then use it in the AI prompt of the AI formula. But I have to say that Power Formulas is not an alternative to clay.com, so it cannot do exactly what clay.com does. We never stated that it's the same product. But with the method I told you here, you can at least achieve what you wanted to do with Power Formulas. Wei

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