ChatGPT for Excel
Learn to use ChatGPT as an Excel assistant to understand and choose formulas, build PivotTables for your data, and create charts and dashboards with Excel 365's AI tools.
Speaker
Jackie Kiadii
Excel and Power BI trainer · Microsoft MVP
Overview
ChatGPT can act as a helpful assistant for Excel users. This 75-minute ChatGPT for Excel training starts with the differences between the free and pro versions of ChatGPT and best practices for combining it with Excel.
You'll then move to tables and PivotTables, with guidance on building PivotTables that match your goals, whether you track sales figures, market research or budgets. Next, you'll see four ways to work with Excel formulas and functions through ChatGPT, so you can understand what a function does and apply the right one to a real problem.
The last segment uses Excel 365's built-in AI tools together with ChatGPT to create charts, graphs and dashboards that present your data clearly.
Why attend: Many Excel users struggle to understand functions in workbooks they receive, feel unsure about PivotTables, or don't know which formula or chart to choose. This session shows how ChatGPT can guide you through each of these tasks. It suits beginner to intermediate Excel users in any profession, including business owners, who want more confidence and a faster workflow.
What’s covered
- Introduction
- Using ChatGPT and Excel together
- Free vs pro versions of ChatGPT
- ChatGPT basics and best practices for Excel users
- Tables and PivotTables tailored to your data and goals
- Four ways to use ChatGPT for formulas and functions
- Excel 365 embedded AI with ChatGPT for charts, graphs and dashboards
Who should attend
What you get
About the speaker
Jackie Kiadii is an MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer specializing in Excel, Power Query, and Power BI. For the past 20 years. She has taught business professionals how to use software to increase their productivity. In addition to training, Jackie works as a consultant helping companies manage their data and automate their Excel processes
Jackie Kiadii started off as a consultant in 2001, and somewhere along the way she discovered that she has a passion for teaching people how to get the most out of their software in the shortest time possible. She draws people into her presentation with real life examples, adding a touch of natural humour.

