Adjust advanced settings

Adjust the advanced settings to have better control over generated output in Google Sheets. You can learn more in the OpenAI API documentation.

Term	Definition
Token	Tokens can be thought of as pieces of words. During processing, the language model breaks down both the input (prompt) and the result (completion) texts into smaller units called tokens. Tokens generally correspond to ~4 characters of common English text. So 100 tokens are approximately worth 75 words. See how text is split into tokens.
Top P	Helps adjust creativity level - Lower values result in more focused output, while higher values allow for more creative responses.
Frequency penalty	Penalizes tokens based on their frequency in the text so far - Higher values discourage the model from repeating the same tokens too frequently, as the more they appear in the text, the more penalized they get.
Presence penalty	Penalizes new tokens based on whether they appear in the text so far - Higher values encourage the model to use new tokens, that are not penalized.

Prerequisites

You have opened a Google spreadsheet and selected Extensions > GPT for Sheets and Docs > Open.

In the GPT for Sheets sidebar, click Settings.

Open the View advanced settings dropdown.

Use the corresponding sliders to set the values for:

Top P: Adjust creativity by setting the value between 0 and 1.

Note: Set the creativity level to 1 when the value for Top P is lower than 1.

Frequency penalty: Set a penalty between 0 and 2 to apply to tokens each time they are repeated in the result.
Presence penalty: Set a one-time penalty between 0 and 2 for tokens that appear more than once in the result.

All GPT for Sheets executions within your spreadsheet will use these advanced settings. If you make new executions or regenerate existing GPT formulas, the output will take these new values into account.

What's next

Regenerate results for your GPT formulas to get results that take these new settings into account.