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How to figure out a percentage score when our reporting numbers are a formatted in a particular way. In this case we have a score and then a slash and then the total possible score in a single cell. We go through each option of solution and try to derive a solution that is both useful in the exact situation and possibly useful for other problems too.

We find that the Query formula and other solutions are inflexible or time intensive. We want a solution that does actually solve the problem at hand, in a quick way, and also is easy to edit and flexible to solve other problems.

Create an epic writing tool to generate text from AI with a parade of prompts. A list of prompts you create and write that can be used over and over again. Or use this template to create your own workbook to sell a sheet of your own prompts.

Find out How to Optimize your Apps Script functions. Learn the trade offs between flexibility, edit-ability, and protection. Different cell references allow you to do more with your apps script.

In the context of the video we're talking about an AI prompt and how I used different Cell References when writing different Apps Script functions. I'll show you why I chose those syntaxes and why you might choose different ones.

This video is more about Apps Script than writing Prompts but can help you create better web apps inside of Google Sheet, utilizing the best of Apps Script and creating your own custom functions.

Create a chat interface inside of Google Sheets using GPT-4. Insert rows as prompts get written. This sheet will help us ultimately write better prompts. We can actually tell the difference between what we're doing to get good vs bad response from the prompts.

Introductng a new tool from Better Sheets. A free Google Sheets™️ Add-On to parse spin syntax content.

Revolutionize Your Google Sheets writing with Spin Tax Content Spinner! Say Goodbye to Tedious Editing. Get All the Variations You Need. 

Spintax is written with pipes separating content you want to randomly select. {Hi|Hello|Hey} would either be Hi, or Hello, or Hey.

Create the Ultimate Headline Writer: Unleash the Power of Google Sheets and OpenAI's API / GPT-3.5-Turbor to Create Compelling Website Headlines. Write in different styles, using different parameters to make the ultimate headline writer for an agency or for your own business.

Unlock the Power of OpenAI: Create Ultimate GPT Prompts for Seamless Interaction! Discover the Formula Inside, Explore APIs, and Boost Productivity. Watch Now!

Discover the Ultimate Google Sheets Hack! Transform Text with Title Case Formula. Say Goodbye to 'Proper' and Hello to Easy Capitalization. Find Out How! 

Upgrade to OpenAI's GPT 4 in your Google Sheets. And use GPT-3.5: Turbo for Powerful AI Prompt Calls! 

Learn how the new model enhances chat capabilities, including distinct messages and system prompts. Boost your productivity by integrating AI into your Google Sheets.

Create a little web app, or a tool inside of Google Sheets that can take any text input and give us the correct case we want. It can do Title Case or Sentence Case. It can do UPPER and lower case as well.

I added a little apps script to it that will check only one of the options. Check out the Radio Button Apps Script in another video.

Create a slug maker inside your sheet. We'll take any title with any case, even if it's wrong. Our sheet template will lower case the whole line, and replace any spaces with hyphens. This way we can enter any kind of title we want and get a hyperlink slug out for use in blogs or cataloging.

If you have a list of tasks and statuses, the FILTER formula will help keep you from the brink of Overload by allowing you see each status in a different tab.

Great if you're assigning work to VAs or you just became overloaded with tasks in your own task management system.

A great alternative to Conditional Formatting as well.

And a sneaky new little Apps Script that saves the day.

In this tutorial I go from raw data to a full formed dashboard. In this particular case we're looking at the number of weeks someone might have left to live. A bit of stoic motivation, part baroque style. You'll see how I look for inspiration in the Memento Mori medallion and also in images representative of  "Memento Mori" then I use those colors in the images to make this dashboard.  

In addition to that we build an hour glass for the number of weeks we've lived and have left to live. This Hourglass of Life might be something you can incorporate into other kinds of dashboards. Don't be afraid to build visual representations of your data to easily see what's going on.

Learn how to protect your Google Sheets while still collaborating effectively! Discover the three levels of protection and editability, as well as how to set permissions for specific ranges and cells. With Google Sheets, you can have the best of both worlds: a protected and collaborative sheet.