Talarian

AI for Excel and Google Sheets, formerly GPT for Work

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Screenshot of Talarian, AI for Excel and Google Sheets, formerly GPT for Work

What is Talarian?

Talarian makes Autosheet (formerly GPT for Work), an AI add-on for Excel and Google Sheets that automates formulas, formatting, analysis and bulk data tasks. The company also builds YAMM, Awesome Table and Form Publisher, with over 60 million installs across its products.

Talarian is the Paris-based software company behind Autosheet, the product formerly known as GPT for Work. Autosheet brings AI directly into Excel and Google Sheets, letting users automate formula writing, formatting, analysis and bulk data work without leaving the spreadsheet. The pitch is straightforward: instead of copying data into a chat window and pasting results back, you describe what you need in plain language and let the add-on handle the repetitive work across rows and columns. The tool suits finance teams, operations staff, analysts and anyone who spends hours on spreadsheet chores. It is especially relevant for people who already live in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 and want AI assistance without adopting a separate analytics platform. In practice, Autosheet sits inside the grid: you write a prompt in a cell or open the sidebar, point it at a range, and the add-on returns formulas, cleaned values, summaries or reformatted tables. Because it works where the data already lives, there is no export step and no new dashboard to learn. Talarian has been building spreadsheet add-ons since 2011, when its mail merge tool YAMM started as a free Apps Script. The company now reports more than 60 million installs and over 100,000 customers across its product line, which also includes Awesome Table for data connectors and catalog apps, and Form Publisher for generating documents from Forms or Sheets. That track record matters: Autosheet is one product in a mature portfolio, not a standalone experiment. The trade-off is that Autosheet is tied to the spreadsheet environment and the AI provider behind it, so very large datasets, complex multi-source models or highly regulated workflows may still call for a dedicated BI or data preparation tool. For everyday formula and cleanup work, though, it removes a lot of manual copying.

How do you use Talarian?

  1. 1Install the add-on for your spreadsheet platform
    Open Autosheet from the Talarian homepage and install it for Excel or Google Sheets. The add-on appears in your spreadsheet sidebar once installation is complete.
    Talarian — Install the add-on for your spreadsheet platform
  2. 2Open Autosheet in a spreadsheet
    Launch the add-on from the Extensions or Add-ins menu in your spreadsheet. The sidebar is where you enter prompts and pick the range you want the AI to work on.
  3. 3Describe the task in plain language
    Type what you need, such as a formula to combine columns or a cleanup rule for inconsistent dates. Point the prompt at a range so the add-on knows which cells to process.
  4. 4Review the generated output
    Check the returned formulas and values against a few rows before filling the rest of the column. Adjust the prompt if the result is close but not exact.
  5. 5Apply the work in bulk
    Once the output looks right, let Autosheet apply it across the full range. This is the step where bulk formula writing and formatting save the most time.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works inside Excel and Google Sheets, so there is no export or separate dashboardAI
  • Handles bulk data work such as formula generation and formatting across rangesAI
  • Backed by a company that has shipped spreadsheet add-ons since 2011AI
  • Large existing user base, with 60M+ installs reported across productsAI

Cons

  • Tied to the spreadsheet environment, so complex multi-source models may need another toolAI
  • AI output still needs verification, especially for financial or regulated dataAI
  • The homepage does not detail pricing, limits or model options, so buyers must check the product siteAI
  • Rebranding from GPT for Work may confuse users looking for the old nameAI

How much does Talarian cost?

Support

Talarian states that it invests heavily in customer service, and a Trust Center page covers security and compliance topics.

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Integrations

Autosheet runs inside Excel and Google Sheets. Talarian's other products connect to Gmail (YAMM), Google Sheets (Awesome Table) and Google Forms (Form Publisher).

Features

Autosheet automates formula writing, formatting, analysis and bulk data work inside Excel and Google Sheets. It is part of a portfolio that includes YAMM for Gmail mail merge, Awesome Table for data connectors and catalog apps, and Form Publisher for generating documents from Google Forms or Sheets.

Frequently asked questions about Talarian

  • How do you use Talarian?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Install the add-on for your spreadsheet platform 2. Open Autosheet in a spreadsheet 3. Describe the task in plain language 4. Review the generated output 5. Apply the work in bulk.
  • What platforms does Talarian support?
    Talarian is available on Web App.
  • What does Talarian integrate with?
    Autosheet runs inside Excel and Google Sheets. Talarian's other products connect to Gmail (YAMM), Google Sheets (Awesome Table) and Google Forms (Form Publisher).
  • What are the limitations of Talarian?
    Tied to the spreadsheet environment, so complex multi-source models may need another tool. AI output still needs verification, especially for financial or regulated data. The homepage does not detail pricing, limits or model options, so buyers must check the product site.

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Added10/21/2026

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Pricing

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