SHEETAI_TABLE Function Guide
What is SHEETAI_TABLE Function?
The SHEETAI_TABLE function helps you generate structured data in a table format. Perfect for creating organized datasets, comparison tables, or any data that needs to be presented in rows and columns. Each response will be formatted into a proper table structure.
Basic Syntax
The basic syntax is:
=SHEETAI_TABLE(cell_with_prompt, number_of_rows)
The second parameter determines how many rows of data you want to generate.
Examples
| Task | Prompt | Formula | Example Outputs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generate product comparison | Create a comparison table of top 3 project management tools with columns: Name, Key Features, Pricing, Best For | =SHEETAI_TABLE(B25, 3) | Asana | Task tracking, Timeline views | $10.99/user | Small teams Jira | Agile boards, Advanced reporting | $7/user | Software teams Trello | Kanban boards, Easy collaboration | $5/user | Personal projects |
| Create content calendar | Generate a content calendar for a tech blog with columns: Date, Topic, Type, Target Audience | =SHEETAI_TABLE(B26, 3) | Jan 1 | AI Trends 2024 | Feature Article | Tech Leaders Jan 5 | Python Tips | Tutorial | Developers Jan 10 | Cloud Security | How-to Guide | IT Admins |
Key Features
- Generate structured table data
- Specify number of rows needed
- Automatic column formatting
- Perfect for comparisons and datasets
Common Use Cases
- Product comparisons
- Content calendars
- Feature matrices
- Competitive analysis
- Project timelines
Tips for Best Results
- Specify column names in your prompt
- Be clear about the type of data needed for each column
- Use descriptive prompts for better structured outputs
- Consider the number of rows needed for your use case