Charts from your data

You've got a column of numbers and no idea how to make a spreadsheet draw a chart. So you paste them into the chat and just... ask. Seconds later, there's your chart.

Numbers in, chart out

You don't need a spreadsheet or a single formula. Paste your numbers — sales by month, hours by task, whatever you've got — and ask for a chart. The assistant reads the table, works out what's a label and what's a value, and draws it. Then you pick the shape: bars to compare, a line for a trend, a pie for a share of the whole.

Pick the shape that fits the question

The chart type isn't decoration — each answers a different question. Bars compare separate things side by side. A line shows how one thing moves over time. A pie shows how a whole splits into parts. Ask what you're trying to show, and pick to match — or just try all three and see which reads clearest.

The shape of it

• —Paste raw numbers and ask — the assistant reads the table and draws a chart.
• —The same data can be bars, a line, or a pie; you pick the shape.
• —Bars compare, a line shows a trend, a pie shows parts of a whole.