Calculators
US Paycheck Calculator
Estimate take-home pay for a US paycheck.
Excel Formula Generator
Describe what you want to calculate in everyday language and get a ready-to-paste Excel formula. Built for IF logic, VLOOKUP lookups, totals, and conditional sums.
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Tool workspace
Formulas are built in your browser. Optional sample uploads are read locally—nothing is sent to our servers.
Guided builder
Plain-English assist
Keywords like VLOOKUP, SUMIF, percent change, or greater than help pick the right builder.
Optional sample file
Drop CSV or Excel
Read header row for column letters
How it works
- Type what you want the spreadsheet to do. For example, “flag rows where sales are over 500”.
- Pick the column letters or sample values shown in the preview panel.
- Copy the formula into Excel or Google Sheets and adjust cell references if needed.
Features
- Plain-English prompts for common Excel formula patterns
- Examples for IF, nested IF, VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP-style lookups, and SUMIFS
- Preview panel shows the formula syntax before you paste
- Works for Excel and Google Sheets formula conventions
- No account required, runs in your browser
- Helpful tips when a request needs a table reference or absolute range
Build Excel and Google Sheets formulas without memorizing syntax
Pick a guided builder for IF, VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, INDEX + MATCH, SUMIFS, COUNTIF, TEXTJOIN, and more, fill in plain-English fields, and copy a ready-to-paste formula. Optionally load a sample file so column names and letters are filled in for you.
Output works in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, making it handy for budgets, sales reports, grade books, and inventory lists.
Excel Formula Generator FAQ
Yes. Use plain-English hints to pick a formula type, then fill guided fields instead of memorizing syntax.
Yes. Choose VLOOKUP or XLOOKUP in the builder and enter your table range and column index.
The IF builder covers one condition per formula. Chain multiple IFs or use IFS in Excel for more branches.
Yes. Pick Google Sheets as the target app for notes on CONCAT vs CONCATENATE and XLOOKUP syntax.
No. Optional sample uploads are read locally to list column letters, nothing is sent to our servers.