The release notes cover changes up to:
GPT for Sheets and Docs: v1.9.2
(October 16, 2025)
GPT for Excel Word: v7.8.0
(October 16, 2025)
You can now use OpenAI's web search model GPT-5 Search API in GPT for Sheets and GPT for Excel, with or without an API key.
Dashboard users can now check the validity of their API keys, either all at once or one by one.
Fixed an issue where blocked Google Fonts triggered a network error screen, preventing the add-in from loading. The add-in now loads correctly even when font files can't be reached.
Anthropic's model Sonnet 4.5 is now available across all GPT for Work add-ons, with or without an API key. Sonnet 3.5 is no longer supported.
Anthropic's model Opus 4.1 has replaced Opus 4 in GPT for Word and GPT for Docs. You can use it with or without an API key.
Fixed an issue where the Custom prompt bulk AI tool sometimes selected a random empty column instead of the next empty one.
You can now set up Azure OpenAI endpoints for your team in the GPT for Work dashboard.
In GPT for Excel and GPT for Word, API keys and API endpoints now have their own pages, with separate tabs for your keys and space keys, and for your endpoints and space endpoints. To manage keys and endpoints, select API keys or API endpoints from the Home menu, respectively.
You can now set up an Azure OpenAI endpoint for yourself in GPT for Excel and GPT for Word.
Fixed an issue where, if you re-opened or reloaded the add-in, the model switcher would not remember the previously selected model and would instead show no model selected.
Fixed an issue where changing or removing API keys in GPT for Word incorrectly triggered an error message.
Fixed an issue where GPT for Excel and Word could get stuck on the loading screen when your network connection was unstable.
You can now use Gemini models with URL context in GPT for Sheets, Excel, and Word. This feature allows you to provide additional context to a model by including URLs in your prompt. The model automatically fetches content from these URLs to inform and enhance its response. The model primarily uses recently indexed content for speed, but will perform a live fetch if the content is not indexed.
You can now use the following OpenAI models without an API key:
gpt-4o-search-preview
gpt-4o-mini-search-preview
Fixed a bug in the model switcher where all OpenAI-compatible endpoints, including working ones, were hidden if only one endpoint was not working.
Fixed a bug where enabling Show sources with web search models caused the successful execution counter to double.
Web search is now more powerful and focused:
You can now filter by up to 20 domains in Sonar web search. Previously, the maximum was 3 domains.
Unused filters recency (Sonar) and location (OpenAI models) are no longer supported.
You can now show the sources used to generate results when using OpenAI web search models.
The Models page in the admin dashboard now shows assistants and fine-tuned models from the space-level API keys, not the user-level keys, ensuring consistency for space owners and admins. Previously, models from user keys were mistakenly shown when both types of keys were used.
Fixed an issue where, if you created a new document, your current GPT for Word global settings Use selection or document for context and Plain text mode and the Show tutorial toggle were reset to their defaults.
The OpenAI o1 model with an API key is no longer available in GPT for Excel. You can use o3 instead, a faster and more advanced alternative.
Claude 3 Opus is no longer available with an API key in GPT for Excel and Word, as it will soon be deprecated by Anthropic.
Space owners and admins can now manage the model switcher for all users: set a default model, choose which models appear and their order, and control how new ones are introduced.
Fixed an issue in bulk AI tool history where the back button redirected you to a previously viewed configuration rather than the Home page.
In cases where you have no model selected, the add-ons now show a Choose a model to continue button at the top of the sidebar. The button opens the model switcher, allowing you to select a model.
You may end up with no model selected in the following cases:
Support for the model is removed from the add-on.
The API key that gives access to the model is removed, expires, or becomes otherwise unavailable in the add-on.
You can now choose between three review modes in GPT for Word:
Chat: The AI replies in the sidebar. You can insert or replace content from its responses. This is the mode you’ve been using until now.
Comment: The AI leaves comments in the margin, like a reviewer would.
Suggest: The AI makes tracked edits directly in the document.
Each mode has its own Custom instructions, so you can adjust the AI’s behavior independently.
Claude 4 Sonnet is now the default model for all new users in GPT for Word. The model offers better instruction-following and more reliable performance in review modes than OpenAI GPT-4o.
We've improved how GPT for Word counts tokens in your document to prevent errors and delays, especially when using non-Latin languages.
The following table lists the new model prices when used without an API key:
Model | New Price (per 1M tokens) | Previous Price |
---|---|---|
OpenAI GPT-4o | $30 | $12 |
OpenAI GPT-4.1 | $20 | $10 |
OpenAI GPT-4.1 Mini | $6 | $4 |
OpenAI GPT-5 | $40 | $20 |
OpenAI GPT-5 Mini | $8 | $4 |
Perplexity Sonar | $10 | $5 |
The price increase only applies to packs purchased on or after August 27. Packs purchased before August 27 continue to be consumed at the prices at which they were purchased.
GPT for Excel and GPT for Word now accept a broader set of Azure endpoint URLs, including those ending in cognitiveservices.azure.com
.
Google Gemini 2.5 models with Web search enabled now return the direct citation URLs, instead of redirect URLs, when you enable Show sources for a bulk AI tool run.
Fixed an issue where the "Request rate limit exceeded" error message from Perplexity Sonar models was not displayed.
You can now use the GPT_CREATE_PROMPT helper function in Excel. The function works like the native CONCAT function but additionally inserts spaces and newlines automatically.
You can now use the OpenAI GPT-5 Chat model in all GPT for Work add-ons, both with and without an API key.
You can now set Verbosity for the OpenAI GPT-5, GPT-5 Mini, and GPT-5 Nano models in the model settings. You can set the value to Low (default), Medium, or High. Verbosity determines how many output tokens the model generates for each request.
You can now set Reasoning effort for the OpenAI GPT-5, GPT-5 Mini, and GPT-5 Nano models in the model settings. You can set the value to Minimal, Low (default), Medium, or High. Reasoning effort controls how many reasoning tokens the model generates before producing a response.
You can now use the following OpenAI GPT-5 models in all GPT for Work add-ons, both with and without an API key:
GPT-5
GPT-5 Mini
GPT-5 Nano
These models offer both vision and reasoning features. You can use them to process images in Excel and Sheets or run reasoning tasks with a new default minimal effort level.
You can now control your balance for GPT for Docs by pausing or resuming balance usage from the GPT for Work dashboard or from GPT for Sheets.
You can now pause or resume space balance usage directly from the GPT for Work dashboard.
GPT for Sheets now opens about three times faster, loading in roughly 2 seconds.
You can now use fine-tuned OpenAI GPT-4.1 models with an API key in GPT for Sheets, Excel, and Word. Fine-tuning allows you to train base models with your own data, tailoring them for your specific needs and applications.
The Custom prompt bulk AI tool can now process images in addition to text: Select a vision model, enter your prompt with one or more text column references, and use the new Configure image columns setting to include up to five columns containing image URLs. The AI will use the prompt, text columns, and image columns to generate responses.
Fixed a user account login issue where you had to log in to the add-in every time you closed and reopened Excel or Word, even when you had not logged out during your previous session.
The Custom prompt bulk AI tool now correctly treats all column name references as case insensitive, so you no longer need to match the exact letter case.
In Web search options, the Reset parameters button now correctly resets Search context size to low.
Fixed an issue in bulk AI tool history where some settings (such as the selected header row and certain field values) were not restored when selecting a saved configuration for a new run.
If a configuration in your bulk AI tool history uses a model that’s no longer supported, GPT for Sheets now automatically loads the default model so you can still reuse your configuration.
Fixed a bug that caused GPT for Word to show an error when relaunching the add-in from the API keys & endpoints screen.
Clicking the back arrow in the Vision, Generate, and Rewrite bulk AI tools now correctly returns you to the main menu.
Fixed a bug that caused an error when your bulk AI tool configuration didn’t load properly. The Run button now stays disabled until everything is fully loaded.
The Formula assistant is now available on its own dedicated page accessible from the Home menu.
The Custom prompt bulk AI tool no longer crashes when you open it in a spreadsheet where the currently selected header row includes a cell containing over 45,000 characters.
You can now use the Perplexity Sonar Reasoning model without an API key also in bulk AI tools and the formula assistant. The model provides advanced reasoning capabilities powered by DeepSeek R1.
The OpenAI GPT-4.5 Preview model is no longer supported.
Fixed a bug in the Extract, Reformat, and Summarize bulk AI tools where, if you had a Perplexity Sonar model selected, clicking the domain selection toggle in the Web search options caused the tool to run as though the user had clicked the Run X rows button.
You can now select up to five image columns in the Analyze images (Vision) bulk AI tool. For each row, the tool processes all images present in the selected columns.
The bulk AI tool history now allows you to reuse any run configuration from the past 90 days. Previously, the history only covered the past 30 days.
If you have a model with an API key selected, and if your balance is empty, the prompt field is now disabled and the **Buy a pack to continue **button is displayed.
The Generate bulk AI tool no longer duplicates the first row’s content across all rows when Header row is set to 0.
Fixed a bug that prevented models from loading when using local custom endpoints that require an API key.
The Include recent messages counter now updates reliably when you clear chat or change context settings, even when you switch models.
You can now choose from a selection of 14 OpenAI and Anthropic vision models when using the Analyze images (Vision) bulk AI tool and GPT_VISION function.
Web search in GPT for Sheets just got better: GPT-4o Search Preview and GPT-4o mini Search Preview models are now available with an API key, giving you more choice for real-time information. You can adjust the models' context size and location parameters directly in the sidebar.
Instantly clear all fields and reset your bulk AI tool setup with the New run button.
The Generate bulk AI tool now includes a dropdown menu to include columns as context for your text generation.
You can now read release notes directly inside GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word: just open the sidebar and click What's new. When there's something new, the menu item is marked with a red dot.
You can now use the Google Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite model with an API key in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word.
Flash-Lite is a low-cost, low-latency thinking model that excels at high-volume, latency-sensitive tasks like translation and classification.
xAI Grok 3 models are no longer available without an API key. You can still use the models with an API key.
The Google Gemini 2.5 Pro model replaces the Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview model. The model is only available with an API key.
Bulk AI tools and GPT functions in GPT for Excel now better adjust their execution speed to your model and API key rate limits, improving speed for high-capacity models and reducing errors.
Fixed a bug where opening the add-in sidebar reverted the selected model to the default one, OpenAI GPT-4o.
You can now fill, copy, and clear text input fields faster in the Custom prompt, Translate, and Classify / Categorize bulk AI tools with new controls.
Bulk AI tools in GPT for Sheets now better adjust their execution speed to your model and API key rate limits, improving speed for high-capacity models and reducing errors.
You can now see how much content, in addition to your prompt, is being sent in your AI requests and easily include or exclude recent messages, helping you control cost and response time.
GPT for Word now warns you when the selected content exceeds the model's maximum context size. This prevents you from accidentally losing important content.
Fixed an issue where copy-pasting content into the chat field didn't work when plain text mode was disabled.
You can now test your Ollama endpoint directly in GPT for Excel and GPT for Word.
When setting up a team, space owners and admins can now choose whether team members are allowed to use their own API keys and, in GPT for Excel and GPT for Word, their own custom endpoints.
Space owners can now transfer ownership directly from the GPT for Work dashboard.
In the GPT for Work dashboard, a new admin role is available to assist space owners with management tasks, including pack purchases.
The progress tracker for bulk AI tools now shows the model used and a runtime counter while a tool is running.
In the Translate bulk AI tool, you can now set a different target language for each row using a separate column.
Result column selection in bulk AI tools is now smarter: The tool automatically suggests the first empty column after your input data.
We've restored the default model behavior for the Vision tool in Sheets. It now automatically uses gpt-4o, even if another model is selected.
Connecting to your own OpenAI-compatible endpoints in Excel and Word is now easier and more flexible thanks to a redesigned Custom endpoints section. You can:
Add and manage multiple custom endpoints instead of just one
Check endpoint validity before saving
Provide an optional API key for authenticated endpoints
Add a custom display name to help identify endpoints in the model switcher
Fixed an issue where bulk AI tools in GPT for Excel failed to recognize input when only one row contained a value. You can now run executions even with a single populated row.
Today, we're making two important changes to GPT for Work pricing:
Huge price drops for models available without an API key and paid models available with an API key.
Previously free models available with an API key now cost $1 per million tokens.
Models available through custom endpoints (Azure, Ollama, other local servers) remain free for personal use.
For more information, see our blog post.
The progress tracker now shows the model used and a run timer while the bulk AI tools are running.
AI responses that exceed cell character limits in Sheets (50,000) and Excel (32,767) are now automatically shortened and start with a note indicating that the content was truncated, so you always see results instead of an empty cell.
Fixed an issue where using empty global instructions with Anthropic models caused errors in GPT for Excel and GPT for Sheets.
Fixed an issue where the prompt field was disabled if you had an Azure model selected and your GPT for Word balance was empty. The prompt field is now always enabled regardless of your balance since Azure models are currently free.
Fixed an issue where the model switcher did not display Azure models when Azure was the only AI provider you had configured on the API keys & endpoints screen.
You can now use the Anthropic Claude Sonnet 4 model in GPT for Excel and Sheets, both with and without an API key.
Sonnet 4 is a significant upgrade to Sonnet 3.7, delivering superior reasoning while responding more precisely to your instructions.
You can now use the Anthropic Claude Sonnet 4 and Claude Opus 4 models in GPT for Word and Docs, both with and without an API key.
Sonnet 4 is a significant upgrade to Sonnet 3.7, delivering superior reasoning while responding more precisely to your instructions.
Opus 4 is a cutting-edge model with sustained performance on complex, long-running tasks.
We simplified the Custom prompt bulk AI tool by removing two rarely used settings: Custom instructions and Get 2 variants per row.
Fixed an issue where the Reset parameters button in Extract, Summarize, and Reformat bulk AI tools mistakenly triggered the tool instead of resetting the Model settings.
Fixed an issue where the first GPT function executed in a workbook would get stuck on #BUSY!
. This only happened if the add-in wasn't opened beforehand.
You can now use the Anthropic Claude 3.7 Sonnet model without an API key in GPT for Docs.
Claude 3.7 Sonnet is a hybrid-reasoning model that excels both at quick responses and at extended, step-by-step thinking.
You can now invite users with long domain names to your space without hitting validation errors. Previously, invites to domains over 6 characters long would throw an error.
Resolved an issue where GPT_VISION returned cached values despite cache being turned off.
GPT for Docs is moving out of beta to a paid model, using the same billing and pricing as GPT for Sheets. The packs you buy can now be used with both add-ons.
You can now also use GPT for Docs without an API key. Learn more.
You can now choose the image resolution in the Analyze images bulk AI tool, with three options: Low, High, or Auto (default).
Web search with Google Gemini 2.5 Flash is now available without an API key. Web search is priced at $35/1K searches.
Fixed an issue in the GPT for Excel and Word dashboard where space owners could not edit billing info and see and download invoices.
Fixed an issue in GPT for Sheets where adding a valid API key did not display the corresponding models in the model switcher.
We have made GPT for Excel faster for large spreadsheets (10,000+ rows) by reducing the processing time before the first execution by about 50%. The execution time remains the same.
Models added with an OpenAI API key now appear correctly in the model selection menu.
Sonar models in GPT for Excel now correctly limit sources to the domains you select.
The GPT_VISION function now correctly accepts cut-off limit values greater than 16384 with models that support such values.
If you delete an API key from the dashboard, and if your currently selected model in GPT for Sheets is associated with the deleted key, running a bulk AI tool now correctly fails with an error message indicating that the API key is not available.
Fixed an issue where setting an API key failed for all providers and endpoints except for OpenAI.
You can now use the Google Gemini 2.5 Flash model in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word, both with and without an API key.
Gemini 2.5 Flash is a cost-effective reasoning model ideal for lightweight tasks and rapid responses.
By default, the model's reasoning capabilities are disabled. You can enable reasoning ("thinking") from the model settings and select between three levels of reasoning effort: Low, Medium, and High.
The Gemini 2.0 Flash model is no longer supported without an API key.
In the dashboard, space owners can now set space-level API keys that are automatically available to all members of the space. Members can then select models available with the keys from the model switcher in GPT for Excel and Word. Members can override space-wide keys by setting their own personal keys.
You can now use AI models available through Azure in GPT for Excel and Word. Define the Azure endpoint URL, model ID, and API key in the API keys & endpoints screen. You can then find and select the model in the model switcher.
Bulk AI tools now show a simplified run status message, without the skipped rows count. The simpler status avoids confusion and helps you focus on the number of rows actually processed.
Fixed an issue where, upon reopening the add-on, GPT for Sheets automatically switched your model to GPT-4o if no API key was set. Your model choice is now preserved across add-on sessions.
Managing API keys is now easier for teams. Space owners can set keys (one per AI provider) that work for everyone in the space. Users can still override the space keys with their own keys if needed.
If your email address changes (for example, due to a domain update), the new email address now appears correctly in all sections of the GPT for Work dashboard.
Custom prompts in GPT for Excel now correctly run even if you accidentally add an extra curly brace ({
) near a variable.
You can now use the following xAI Grok 3 Fast models in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word, both with and without an API key:
grok-3-fast (beta)
grok-3-mini-fast (beta)
Grok 3 Fast offers significantly faster response times for latency-sensitive tasks, while Grok 3 Mini Fast is a smaller, cost-effective model optimized for quick and efficient outputs.
Optimized row processing for bulk AI tools, resulting in reduced wait times and fewer output column errors.
Fixed an issue with the Generate bulk tool where the Generate for each row option did not use the Custom content type, when specified, but instead generated content without following your input.
Fixed an issue that caused a blank sidebar to appear when opening GPT for Docs.
You can now use Bulk AI tools on a spreadsheet that was shared with you. Unlike GPT functions, which use the spreadsheet owner's balance and settings, Bulk AI tools use your own balance and settings when you run them as an editor.
You can now use the OpenAI o3 and o4-mini models in GPT for Excel and Sheets, both with and without an API key.
The o3 model is currently the most advanced and powerful reasoning model offered by OpenAI, while the o4-mini model is a smaller, high-performing model optimized for fast and cost-efficient reasoning.
The new Rewrite bulk AI tool in GPT for Sheets allows you to easily rewrite the content of an entire column at once. You can customize instructions, choose content types, and use additional columns for context to get more precise results.
Fixed an issue where GPT formula cache did not work correctly with Anthropic, Gemini, and Perplexity models.
Fixed an issue where the Generate formula assistant displayed the wrong error message when your balance was empty.
The model switcher now displays the Buy a pack button also for Perplexity models when your balance is empty.
The Custom prompt bulk AI tool now supports input columns with trailing spaces in their names. Previously, trailing spaces caused an error and required manual cleanup.
You can now use the OpenAI o4-mini model in GPT for Word, both with and without an API key.
The o4-mini model is a small, high-performing model optimized for fast and cost-efficient reasoning.
You can now use the following OpenAI GPT-4.1 models in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word, both with and without an API key:
GPT-4.1
GPT-4.1 mini
GPT-4.1 nano
The GPT-4.1 models improve on the GPT-4o models in speed, accuracy, reasoning capabilities, coding performance, context window size, and cost-effectiveness.
You can now use the following xAI Grok 3 models with an API key in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word:
grok-3 (beta)
grok-3-mini (beta)
The grok-2 model is no longer supported.
Clicking the currently selected model in the model switcher now closes the model switcher.
GPT for Sheets now supports up to 64,000 output tokens (63,800 effective) with the Anthropic Claude 3.7 Sonnet model. This allows for much longer, more detailed responses.
You can now use the following Perplexity Sonar models without an API key in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word:
Sonar Pro
Sonar Reasoning (only in GPT functions with the model parameter)
Sonar Reasoning Pro (only in GPT functions with the model parameter)
Sonar Pro provides more accurate and detailed results with more comprehensive citations than Sonar, while Sonar Reasoning and Sonar Reasoning Pro provide advanced reasoning capabilities powered by DeepSeek R1.
We increased the price of the Sonar modal when used without an API key:
Tokens: $20.00 per 1 million tokens (previously $2.00)
Searches: $5.00 to $12.00 per 1K searches, depending on the search effort selected (previously $10.00 per 1K searches)
We increased the price of the following OpenAI models:
GPT-4o mini (without an API key): $10.00 per 1 million tokens (previously $0.90)
o3-mini (without an API key): $10.00 per 1 million tokens (previously $9.40)
The price updates do not affect packs purchased before April 14, 2025.
Fixed an issue where, if you revoked the Perplexity API key that you had set in GPT for Excel, reloading the add-in caused Use your API key models to become unavailable in the model switcher:
If you selected a Sonar model and then reloaded the add-in, all Use your API key models disappeared from the model switcher.
If you selected any model other than a Sonar model and then reloaded the add-in, all Sonar models under Use your API key became unselectable.
Fixed an issue in the Generate bulk AI tool where the search options for Perplexity Sonar models were not displayed.
Fixed an issue where, if your balance was empty when you opened the add-on, clicking the back button quickly on the Billing page navigated you back to the same page.
The examples in the GPT functions list now use the correct argument separator (colon or semicolon) for your Google Sheets locale, so the examples no longer trigger errors when copied and inserted into the spreadsheet.
Fixed an issue in the Generate formula assistant where syntax highlighting for the generated formula caused GPT for Sheets to freeze.
You can now use the following Mistral models with an API key in GPT for Word:
Mistral Large
Mistral Small
Ministral 8B
Ministral 3B
Mistral models prioritize cost-efficiency and open-source accessibility, and provide a balanced solution for a wide range of applications.
Fixed an issue on macOS where, if you used the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME), pressing ENTER immediately submitted the prompt instead of opening the prediction candidate window. Pressing ENTER now allows you to select a typeahead candidate, while you submit the prompt by clicking Send.
You can now use the following Perplexity Sonar models with an API key in GPT for Excel and Word:
Sonar Pro
Sonar Reasoning
Sonar Reasoning Pro
Sonar Pro provides more accurate and detailed results with more comprehensive citations than Sonar, while Sonar Reasoning and Sonar Reasoning Pro provide advanced reasoning capabilities powered by DeepSeek R1.
All Sonar models used with an API key now cost $5 per 1 million tokens.
You can now set the Search effort for Sonar models when using an API key. The setting allows you to balance cost against search result quality.
You can now use the following Mistral models with an API key in GPT for Excel:
Mistral Large
Mistral Small
Ministral 8B
Ministral 3B
Mistral models prioritize cost-efficiency and open-source accessibility, and provide a balanced solution for a wide range of applications.
We increased the price of the following OpenAI models:
GPT-4o mini (without an API key): $10.00 per 1 million tokens (previously $0.90)
o3-mini (without an API key): $10.00 per 1 million tokens (previously $9.40)
The price updates do not affect packs purchased before April 9, 2025.
Fixed an issue where using a selection or document as context resulted in an error when GPT for Word tried, under the hood, to expand the selection to cover leading or trailing parts, such as the first word of a paragraph, that you had likely omitted by mistake.
This issue only occurred on older versions of desktop Word.
You can now use the Google Gemini 2.0 Flash model without an API key in GPT for Excel, Sheets, and Word. The model offers fast results, a large context window, advanced multimodal capabilities, and cost-effective performance.
The Google Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview model replaced the Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental model.
Fixed an issue in the Generate formula assistant where syntax highlighting for the generated formula caused GPT for Excel to freeze.
You can now use fine-tuned OpenAI GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini models with an API key in GPT for Word. Fine-tuning allows you to train base models with your own data, tailoring them for your specific needs and applications.
You can now use fine-tuned OpenAI GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini models with an API key in GPT for Excel. Fine-tuning allows you to train base models with your own data, tailoring them for your specific needs and applications.
Bulk AI tool runs now clearly show skipped rows in GPT for Sheets. Rows are skipped when:
Content is found in the result column
All input columns are empty
This change helps bulk AI tools run faster.
You can now use the following Google Gemini 2 models with an API key in GPT for Word:
Gemini 2.0 Flash
Gemini 2.0 Flash Lite
Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental
Gemini 2 models offer fast results, low costs, and advanced reasoning.
When you select multiple paragraphs in GPT for Word, the full beginning and end of the selection are now automatically included in the context to avoid accidental cutoffs.
You can now use the following Perplexity Sonar models with an API key in GPT for Sheets:
Sonar Pro
Sonar Reasoning
Sonar Reasoning Pro
Sonar Pro provides more accurate and detailed results with more comprehensive citations than Sonar, while Sonar Reasoning and Sonar Reasoning Pro provide advanced reasoning capabilities powered by DeepSeek R1.
All Sonar models used with an API key now cost $5 per 1 million tokens.
You can now set the Search effort for Sonar models when using an API key. The setting allows you to balance cost against search result quality.
The new Generate bulk AI tool in GPT for Sheets makes it easier to generate text based on your spreadsheet data, with options to choose content types and use multiple columns for context.
You can now use the following Google Gemini 2 models with an API key in GPT for Excel:
Gemini 2.0 Flash
Gemini 2.0 Flash Lite
Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental
Gemini 2 models offer fast results, low costs, and advanced reasoning.
You can now use cell formatted as Date or Time as input in GPT functions like: =GPT("Convert this date to ISO", B1)
You can now use the following Google Gemini 2 models with an API key in GPT for Sheets:
Gemini 2.0 Flash
Gemini 2.0 Flash Lite
Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental
Gemini 2 models offer fast results, low costs, and advanced reasoning.
The Google Gemini 1.5 models are no longer supported.
If you're signed out of the GPT for Excel or Word add-in, the sign in screen now appears as expected.
We've fixed an issue where a blank OpenRouter model appeared in the model switcher.
We fixed an issue where the API key fields in GPT for Excel were empty even though a key was already saved.
In the settings screen, the Reset to default button in the Custom instructions section now appears correctly, even when you select the Empty preset and delete all text.
The Custom prompt bulk tool no longer crashes when your spreadsheet column headers contain numbers like 2,1 or 12,4. You can now safely use headers with comma-separated numbers in both GPT for Sheets and GPT for Excel.
You can now set the following search options in bulk AI tools when using the Perplexity Sonar model:
Domains: Specify up to three domains to target. The model will attempt to generate responses based only on search results from these domains.
Recency limit: Select a time range for the search results. The model will generate responses using only results from this period.
Global instructions now correctly process empty inputs instead of falling back to the default value.
GPT for Word now supports OpenRouter, giving you access to over 300 AI models through a single API. Use an API key to get started and access nearly any open-source model and more.
Web search in GPT for Excel just got better: GPT-4o Search Preview and GPT-4o mini Search Preview models are now available alongside Perplexity's sonar, giving you more choice for real-time information. You can adjust the models' context size and location parameters directly in the bulk AI tools.
GPT for Excel now supports OpenRouter, giving you access to over 300 AI models through a single API. Use an API key to get started and access nearly any open-source model and more.
Bulk AI tool runs now clearly show skipped rows in GPT for Excel. Rows are skipped when:
Content is found in the result column
All input columns are empty
This change helps bulk AI tools run faster.
Fixed an issue where the sidebar footer did not show your real-time balance.
You can now set the following search options in bulk tools when using the Perplexity Sonar model:
Domains: Specify up to three domains to target. The model will attempt to generate responses based only on search results from these domains.
Recency limit: Select a time range for the search results. The model will generate responses using only results from this period.
Copying a portion of text in the Custom prompt bulk tool field now correctly copies only the selected text instead of the entire field.
Chat history is now automatically managed to prevent slowdowns. When history exceeds 200 messages or 25,000 characters, old messages are deleted while keeping at least 20 messages or 5,000 characters to maintain context.
HTML source code no longer appears in chat messages when restarting the add-in with Plain text mode enabled.
You can now define dedicated instructions for the Custom prompt bulk tool. These instructions are applied on top of the global custom instructions defined in the spreadsheet settings.
Global instructions for bulk tools now correctly restore when reopening saved instructions from history. Previously, the instructions section remained empty.
In GPT functions, models that use an API key are now automatically prioritized when specifying a model with the model parameter.
Custom prompt bulk tool instructions now restore correctly from history. Previously, they displayed the latest updated instructions.
All members of a team now have access to the team balance and space details in the add-ons. Previously, only the owner could access them.
You can now also use Perplexity AI's sonar model in GPT for Excel and GPT for Word with an API key.
Bulk tools now correctly send the displayed text value to AI models, preventing confusion when working with dates, currency, and other formatted data.
The API keys page no longer includes the OpenAI organization ID field, making setup and key management more straightforward.
The Generate and Rewrite bulk tools now handle missing fields correctly when revisiting bulk tool history, preventing crashes and displaying validation errors instead.
GPT for Excel now correctly recognizes and counts active GPT formulas, even when nested inside other formulas.
GPT-4.5-preview is now supported in GPT for Sheets, and in GPT for Excel Word! If you have an OpenAI API key, you can now access OpenAI's latest model, which performs well on tasks that require creative, open-ended thinking—such as writing, learning, and brainstorming new ideas.
Fixed an issue in the Custom prompt tool where variables were not replaced when the corresponding column contained empty cells.
Long instructions in the Classify / Categorize, Extract, and Reformat bulk tools no longer overlap with Spreadsheet settings.
Fixed an issue that caused the Word add-in to crash when sending multiple requests quickly to an Ollama model. This was due to an unexpected change in how events are sent in the latest Ollama release.
You can now use xAI's Grok models in GPT for Word with an API key. The Grok models excel at reasoning and coding tasks. GPT for Word currently supports the grok-2 model.
Long chat histories no longer cause the add-in to slow down or freeze when sending new messages.
Fixed an issue on older Microsoft Word for Mac versions where prompting the AI resulted in the error: An unexpected error occurred. Please try again.
You can now use xAI Grok models in GPT for Excel with an API key. The Grok models excel at reasoning and coding tasks. GPT for Excel currently supports the grok-2 model.
You can now use xAI Grok models in GPT for Sheets with an API key. The Grok models excel at reasoning and coding tasks. GPT for Sheets currently supports the grok-2 model.
You can now use the Anthropic Claude 3.7 Sonnet model in GPT for Sheets with an API key. Claude 3.7 Sonnet is a hybrid-reasoning model that excels both at quick responses and at extended, step-by-step thinking. The model also provides enhanced coding capabilities.
You can now use the Perplexity Sonar model in GPT for Sheets with an API key. For more information about the model, see the February 24 note for GPT for Sheets.
GPT for Sheets no longer supports the Safe mode feature for avoiding timeouts and data losses when running GPT functions.
We removed the feature because:
Model response times have improved to a point where timeouts are no longer a common issue even with slower models.
The newer cache feature is better at saving costs and preventing data loss when Google Sheets reloads a spreadsheet.
To improve performance with very large workbooks, GPT for Excel no longer automatically counts the number of GPT formulas when you open a workbook. To update the count, click the refresh icon in the GPT functions tab.
Fixed an issue with the Custom prompt bulk tool where, if you opened the tool and tried to load a past configuration from History, the prompt did not change.
Fixed an issue where the add-on became less responsive as more models requiring an API key were added to the model switcher.
Fixed an issue with the Classify / Categorize, Prompt images (Vision), and Translate bulk tools where clicking Run without first defining the required settings caused the add-on to crash.
Fixed an issue where the Custom prompt bulk tool skipped rows unless the first column referenced in the prompt contained data. Now, the tool correctly processes all rows with values in any of the columns referenced in the prompt.
You can now use the Perplexity Sonar model in GPT for Sheets, allowing you to search the web from any bulk tool or function. The model excels at web-wide research and question-answering capabilities. In bulk tools, you can also show the sources used to generate the results.
The Prompt images (Vision) bulk tool and the GPT_VISION function always use gpt-4o. You cannot use any other models with them, not even the Perplexity Sonar models.
You can now use the OpenAI o3-mini model in GPT for Word, both with and without an API key.
o3-mini is a small, cost-efficient reasoning model that delivers advanced reasoning capabilities that are especially well-suited for coding tasks.
o3-mini supports three reasoning effort options: Low, Medium, and High. You can select the option from the model settings.
GPT for Sheets now correctly handles non-string values in the model
parameter of a GPT function. Instead of an error, you get a clear message prompting you to select a valid model.
Fixed an issue in GPT for Sheets where using the Prompt images (Vision) bulk tool caused an "Unknown AI provider" error.
The new Rewrite bulk tool in GPT for Excel allows you to easily rewrite the content of an entire column at once. You can customize instructions, choose content types, and use additional columns for context to get more precise results.
When entering a custom local server or Ollama server URL with a trailing slash (/), the system now automatically removes it to ensure compatibility.
The Generate bulk tool now correctly preloads fields when selecting a saved history configuration.
Fixed an issue where opening a Rewrite run configuration from the History in the Prompt images (Vision) bulk tool caused an error.
Resolved an issue where, if you had the Perplexity AI sonar model selected, setting all parameters to their maximum values resulted in an error.
When resolving an API key issue, clicking I've fixed the problem, retry and Continue without API key in quick succession now correctly removes the API key as per the second action.
Fixed an issue where an error message in the Reformat bulk tool remained visible even after filling in the target format input.
Resolved an issue that caused the add-in to show an error upon first launch for users who hadn't used it in a while.
Resolved an issue where AI-generated responses containing broken links caused the GPT for Word add-in to crash.
GPT for Sheets now supports DeepSeek models! You can use an API key to access deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner directly within the add-on.
GPT for Sheets now supports OpenRouter, giving you access to over 300 AI models through a single API. Use an API key to get started and access nearly any open-source model and more.
The model switcher now includes a search field, making it easier to find the model you need. This feature appears when at least one API key is set, and allows you to search on model name and provider.
Copying and pasting between a text editor and the Custom prompt field in bulk tools no longer duplicates line breaks.
Anthropic API keys can now be set in GPT for Work even when they lack credits, allowing you to configure the add-ons without requiring an active Anthropic balance.
You can now use the Perplexity sonar model in GPT for Word to access web search results without leaving your document.
You can now use the OpenAI o3-mini model in GPT for Excel, both with and without an API key.
For more information about the model, see the February 5 note for GPT for Sheets.
Resolved an issue in bulk tool history where opening a previously saved run did not restore the correct model. The model selection only corrected itself after opening another saved run.
You can now use the OpenAI o3-mini model in GPT for Sheets, both with and without an API key.
o3-mini is a small, cost-efficient reasoning model that delivers advanced reasoning capabilities that are especially well-suited for coding tasks.
o3-mini supports three reasoning effort options: Low, Medium, and High. You can select the option from the spreadsheet settings.
The new Generate bulk tool in GPT for Excel makes it easier to generate text based on your spreadsheet data, with options to choose content types and use multiple columns for context.
Resolved an issue where GPT for Word returned an incorrect error message when the LLM server for a custom endpoint was unavailable.
GPT for Word now supports any locally running model that is compatible with the OpenAI API.
If you have a compatible model running on a local machine and you want to use the model in GPT for Word, set the model's endpoint URL in the API keys & endpoints screen.
The model switcher button in GPT for Excel and Word now shows model names correctly.
You can now see detailed model token costs by hovering over the $$$ icons in the model switcher for GPT for Excel and Word.
Resolved an issue where a blank screen appeared when opening the GPT for Excel Word add-in. The add-in now loads faster with an optimized loading screen.
GPT for Word now supports the following new model settings:
Creativity: Define how standard (or not) your result is expected to be.
Top P: Adjust the creativity level. Lower values result in more focused output, while higher values allow for more creative responses.
Frequency and Presence penalties: Reduce the repetition of tokens in responses with these OpenAI-specific settings.
These settings are not supported for the o1-mini model.
The Perplexity Sonar model sonar replaces the sonar-large and sonar-small models in GPT for Excel.
The Search the web bulk tool and GPT_WEB function now use Perplexity AI's sonar model in GPT for Sheets, replacing the llama-3.1-sonar-small-128k-online model.
Resolved an issue in the model switcher where the Set API keys & endpoints button was missing when the Ollama endpoint was not set.
Resolved an issue where, if the model switcher was open, selecting Usage tracking or Manage API key from the sidebar menu did not close the model switcher, hiding the selected page.
The model switcher in GPT for Excel and Word now includes a search bar. If you have a long list of models, use the search bar to filter the list by AI provider name and model name.
GPT for Excel now supports any locally running model that is compatible with the OpenAI API.
If you have a compatible model running on a local machine and you want to use the model in GPT for Excel, set the model's endpoint URL in the API key & endpoints screen.
You can now use the OpenAI o1 and o1-mini models in GPT for Sheets.
The o1 models deliver advanced reasoning capabilities and are well-suited for coding tasks, mathematics, and scientific research. The o1 model provides high-performance reasoning across a wide range of tasks but at high cost, while the o1-mini offers a cost-efficient alternative with similar reasoning power but at much lower cost.
You can now select the Perplexity Sonar models sonar-large and sonar-small in GPT for Excel. This means you can now search the web from any bulk tool or function! You do not need an API key to use either model.
Since web search is now available through the Perplexity Sonar models, the Search the web bulk tool is no longer supported. The GPT_WEB function remains available for now.
The Prompt images (Vision) bulk tool and the GPT_VISION function always use gpt-4o. You cannot use any other models with them, not even the Perplexity Sonar models.
Added the following buttons for interacting with previous user prompts in the chat history:
Retry: Rerun the prompt.
Copy: Copy the prompt to the clipboard.
Delete: Delete the prompt and its response from the chat history.
The buttons are displayed when you hover over a prompt.
If a response consists of a single table, the chat now shows the Insert, Replace, and Copy buttons only once, instead of showing them both for the table and for the response as a whole.
Resolved an issue where an empty response incorrectly threw an error.
Resolved an issue where the cut-off limit in Safe mode, when set to Auto-replace formulas, was not working correctly and causing responses to truncate.
Resolved an issue where the Auto/Fixed toggle for Cut-off limit was not displayed when Safe mode was enabled and an assistant model based on gpt-4 was selected.
You can now define dedicated instructions for the Custom prompt bulk tool. These instructions are applied on top of the global custom instructions defined in the spreadsheet settings.
Resolved an issue where the chat sometimes got stuck when using the o1-mini model.
Switching accounts after running bulk tools with a $0 balance no longer causes the Buy a pack to continue modal to remain open.
Resolved an issue in GPT for Word where text was inserted in the wrong place when working with merged tables cells.
Resolved an issue that caused incorrect cut-off limits when using OpenAI Assistants in GPT for Sheets. Now, the cut-off limit setting is model-specific.
Fixed an issue where clicking Clear chat would mistakenly erase your prompt in the input box. Your message is now preserved.
Resolved a bug where using an OpenAI Assistant model ID as a custom function argument caused errors or returned responses from the wrong model.
Resolved an issue where bulk tools used the cut-off limit defined for GPT functions, resulting in truncated responses. The default behavior, where bulk tools do not have a cut-off limit, is now restored.
In the model switcher, the model tooltips now display a list of capabilities with ratings. Previously, the tooltips displayed a summary of pros and cons.
You can now manually stop in-progress Insert and Replace operations on formatted text. If a large insertion or replacement is taking too long or making the Word UI sluggish, click Stop to cancel the operation. Any changes already made by the operation will remain.
Improved performance when replacing text that contains list formatting. Replacing list items now works up to 10 times faster than before.
You can now use the OpenAI o1 and o1-mini models in GPT for Excel.
The o1 models deliver advanced reasoning capabilities and are well-suited for coding tasks, mathematics, and scientific research. The o1 model provides high-performance reasoning across a wide range of tasks but at high cost, while the o1-mini offers a cost-efficient alternative with similar reasoning power but at much lower cost.
You can now use the OpenAI o1-mini model in GPT for Word.
The o1-mini model delivers advanced yet cost-effective reasoning capabilities and is well-suited for coding tasks, mathematics, and scientific research.
Resolved an issue on the API key error page where clicking the I've fixed the problem, retry button returned you to the home page even when the problem was not yet fixed. Clicking the button no longer navigates away from the error page if the problem persists.
We fixed an issue where bulk tools executed an empty row when Start from row or Header row was set beyond the last row containing data. Bulk tools now skip all empty rows.
Running bulk tools immediately after modifying settings no longer causes outdated configurations to be applied.
Managing your team just got easier!
You can use the new GPT for Work dashboard to add and remove members to and from your team and buy packs for your team. To access the dashboard, open the add-on main menu and click Admin, or go directly to https://dashboard.gptforwork.com.
Following the popularity of the speed-run videos, we've added a bulk tools walkthrough to the Help tab. Get started with bulk tools in minutes!
Bulk tools no longer process hidden rows when generating results. Bulk tools now only process visible rows.
Resolved an issue where the Classify / Categorize bulk tool incorrectly returned #N/A as the result, even though the AI model provided a valid response.
Resolved an issue where bulk tool runs sometimes got stuck with very long prompts (roughly 100,000 characters or more).
In the Custom prompt and Translate bulk tools, enabling the Get 2 variants per row option now correctly generates two variants instead of one when using Anthropic models, Gemini models, and OpenAI Assistants.
Resolved an issue where the formula assistant sometimes wrapped generated formulas in Markdown.
Upgraded the Anthropic Claude Haiku model from version 3 to version 3.5.
Resolved an issue where the Prompt images (Vision) and Search the web bulk tools and the GPT_VISION and GPT_WEB functions did not consume balance when a free model was selected. These features use specific paid models, ignoring what is selected in the model switcher, so they always consume some balance.
Resolved an issue where the Search the web bulk tool sometimes failed to return sources when running the tool for all rows at once (Run all rows). This bug only affected a small minority of users.
GPT for Sheets now supports additional Mistral models:
mistral-small: Ideal for quick and efficient processing
ministral-8b and ministral-3b: Designed for more complex tasks
You need an API key to use these models.
We've fixed an error that occurred when specifying a model as a parameter in a GPT formula while an OpenAI assistant was selected in the model switcher.
The bulk tools Classify / Categorize, Prompt images (Vision), Reformat, and Search the web now generate consistently formatted responses with greater reliability.
The Start from row tooltip in bulk tools now dynamically updates based on the value of Header row.
You can now cancel bulk tool runs of fewer than 20 rows.
To avoid "Insufficient permissions" errors, GPT for Sheets now checks your permissions and requests sign-in when necessary.
You can now log out of your Microsoft account directly from the GPT for Excel or GPT for Word sidebar. Open the sidebar menu and click Log out.
We've resolved an issue where OpenAI keys with no quota were treated as valid, leading to execution errors. GPT for Excel now displays an Action required button, helping you resolve the issue quickly.
We've fixed an issue where, if your Anthropic API key was revoked, the model switcher still showed Claude models under Use your API key.
Upgraded the Anthropic Claude Haiku model from version 3 to version 3.5.
GPT formulas with the model parameter now prioritize models requiring an API key whenever one is available, even if a "No API key needed" model is selected in the model switcher.
We've fixed an issue that prevented the Extract bulk tool from working with the GPT-4 model.
Bulk tools now ignore hidden rows during execution.
The Search the web bulk tool now correctly excludes sources from its output when Show sources is disabled. Similarly, the GPT_WEB function now excludes sources when the show_sources parameter is undefined or set to false.
Bulk tools now execute successfully even when input cells contain a dollar sign ($) followed by a special character, for example $' or $!.
If you're using an Anthropic Claude model, the AI now correctly identifies itself as Claude from Anthropic rather than as ChatGPT from OpenAI.
We've fixed an issue in responses where the Replace button was shown for tables when Use selection or document for context was enabled but no content was selected for replacement in the document.
The new Reformat bulk tool in GPT for Excel and GPT for Sheets allows you to easily reformat the content of a column. You can, for example, adjust dates to use a specific format, turn text into bullet lists, change text case, and rewrite addresses in a specific format.
This tool focuses on cell content and does not allow you to change cell formatting, such as font or border settings.
To access the tool, select Bulk tools in the sidebar and click Reformat.
The Search the web bulk tool now correctly excludes sources from its output when Show sources is disabled. Similarly, the GPT_WEB function now excludes sources when the show_sources parameter is undefined or set to false.
The Custom prompt bulk tool now correctly inserts column variables at cursor position after line breaks.
The UI of the desktop add-in now remains responsive even with large workbooks containing millions of cells of data.
Bulk tools no longer truncate responses after 500 tokens when used with Anthropic models. Models from other providers were not affected by this bug.
We've fixed an issue where plain text mode was enabled by default. To use plain text mode now, you must again explicitly enable it.
Bulk tools now ignore blank rows that contain one or more spaces. This avoids unnecessary processing and token consumption.
The UI now shows a preview of custom instructions and spreadsheet settings when the corresponding UI elements are collapsed, making the settings more readily visible.
GPT functions now correctly remove backticks that AI models use to wrap responses (response
).
In the Custom prompt bulk tool, you can now easily insert column variables into the prompt by using the column label and column letter drop-down menus. Adjustments to the column name row are reflected instantly in the selection.
Selecting large sections of text, especially formatted text, no longer causes Word to slow down or freeze, even in large documents.
The "OpenAI API isn't working with your key" error message now clears automatically upon entering a valid API key, without the need to change the model.
We've fixed an issue in the bulk tools where setting Start from row to greater than "5000" caused results to be placed in unintended rows.
The new Excel formula assistant can generate formulas from descriptions or explain existing formulas.
Accessible in both the GPT functions and Bulk tools tabs, and billed the same as GPT functions.
We've addressed several issues in the Extract bulk tool:
Extraction now works correctly when rerunning the tool, even if the first result column was left empty during the initial run.
A trailing comma at the end of the entity name in the Extract field no longer impacts extraction results.
You can now easily access and re-use past Bulk tool configurations with our new History feature. Apply past settings in a single click, even across different workbooks.
Set the model of your choice for each GPT function with the new model parameter. This parameter is available for all functions except GPT_WEB, GPT_VISION, and GPT_MATCH.
We've fixed an issue in the Custom prompt bulk tool where the Run 3 rows option required at least four empty cells in the output column to work correctly.
You can now run the Custom Prompt bulk tool on the online version of GPT for Excel with four or more variables in your prompt template.
A new GPT for Sheets speedrun video is now available in the Get started section of the sidebar, providing a quick overview of all GPT functions.
You can now use specific snapshot versions of models in GPT function parameters when working with an API key. Previously, specifying snapshots defaulted to the generic model. For example =GPT("Write a tagline", A2, , "gpt-4o-2024-08-06") no longer defaults to gpt-4o.
In the Custom prompt bulk tool, you can now easily insert column variables into the prompt by using the column label and column letter drop-down menus. Adjustments to the column name row are reflected instantly in the selection.
The column selection in GPT for Excel bulk tools now remains active even after adding or removing rows, without reloading the tool.
You can now easily access and re-use past Bulk tool configurations with our new History feature. Apply past settings in a single click, even across different spreadsheets.
Links with empty href
attributes now appear as plain text. Previously, clicking these links opened a blank or endlessly loading screen.
The Extract bulk tool now correctly outputs values when using a comma-separated list of entities in the Extract field.
We've fixed an issue where retrying errors in bulk tools only cleared cells.
The Keep formatting option is now renamed to Plain text mode, and is disabled by default.
After selecting text in a document and switching to Plain text mode, the selection is now refreshed according to the new mode. This fixes an issue where responses could incorrectly display HTML instead of plain text.
We've resolved an issue where the Extract bulk tool incorrectly formatted results as JSON when an OpenAI Assistant was selected in the model switcher.
Bulk tools now let you set the Header row, ensuring your headers are used in dropdowns for selection.
A system error could cause the sidebar to stop responding after running a bulk tool.
We resolved an issue where the sidebar could display as blank, either when opened manually or when it opened automatically during GPT function execution.
We've fixed an issue in GPT for Word where using Anthropic models with long chat histories could cause an error. Previously, you had to clear the chat history to continue.
Small runs in GPT for Sheets bulk tools temporarily did not return any results. This issue was quickly resolved.
GPT for Word now supports headings inside lists. You can generate and insert these advanced formatting options directly into your Word document via the add-in.
The Custom prompt bulk tool in GPT for Sheets now correctly recognizes column variables, even when nested inside other braces, like {{test{{A}}}}.
We've resolved multiple issues affecting document selection, including unexpected errors and performance slowdowns.
The issue that prevented you from editing long inputs when the output column was in error has been fixed.
You can now open GPT for Sheets even when you have reached Google rate limits. This ensures uninterrupted access to features and settings from the sidebar.
Bulk tools no longer allow column selections beyond the available sheet range, preventing potential selection errors.
We've fixed an issue where large sheets caused the sidebar to crash due to automatic formula counter refreshes. Now, the formula counter only refreshes when manually triggered.
We've addressed an issue in GPT for Word where Anthropic models failed to respond to new messages after interrupting a previous response.
We've improved list formatting in GPT for Word by restricting deep list nesting to 9 levels, matching Word's limits to avoid formatting issues.
In this release, we've improved text handling and formatting in the online version of GPT for Word. Key updates include:
Compatibility with non-English interfaces
Proper handling of text replacement inside paragraphs
Proper text formatting when inserted at pre-formatted locations
In the Custom prompt bulk tool, you can now reference a range from a different sheet. For example: {{Sheet2!A1:B5}}.
We have just launched the Prompt images (Vision) tool in GPT for Sheets.
This tool allows you to analyze URLs in a column using AI vision capabilities. To access it, simply click on Prompt images (Vision) from the Bulk tools tab in the GPT for Sheets sidebar.
This tool uses OpenAI's model, GPT-4o, for image analysis.
We've fixed an issue in the bulk tools where the Put results in column dropdown failed to load in large sheets with around 1.5 million cells (approximately 50K rows up to column Z).
GPT for Excel and Word now support locally run open-source models through Ollama integration.
Enter your Ollama endpoint URL in the API key management screen to access local models such as Meta Llama, Google Gemma, Alibaba Qwen, or Mistral Nemo.
The output token limits for Anthropic models have been adjusted to match their actual capacities.
In GPT for Excel, Claude-3-Haiku and Claude-3-Opus now support up to 4096 output tokens, and Claude-3.5-Sonnet supports 8192 output tokens. Previously, the output limit was set to 500 tokens.
The Extract tool in GPT for Sheets now supports multiple extracts in a single execution, allowing you to populate multiple columns per row seamlessly.
Inserting and managing categories in the Classify bulk tool and glossary entries in the Translate bulk tool is now easier. You can directly import lists of categories or glossaries from your spreadsheet, edit them in the GPT for Sheets sidebar, and copy them back into the selected cell with just one click.
Classify bulk tool with the new category management feature:
Translate bulk tool with the new glossary management feature:
Inserting and managing glossary entries in the Translate bulk tool is now easier. You can directly import the content of an existing glossary from your workbook, edit it in the GPT for Excel sidebar, and copy it back into the selected cell with just one click.
We've fixed a bug within Bulk tools where the Retry errors button would run just a couple of rows instead of running all rows previously on error.
We've fixed an issue within Bulk tools where errors in the first column weren't replaced after running out of balance during the execution of a bulk tool with 2 variants per row. The tool now correctly updates all columns with results.
Inserting and managing categories in the Classify bulk tool is now easier. You can directly import an existing list of categories from your workbook, edit it in the GPT for Excel sidebar, and copy it back into the selected cell with just one click.
We've resolved a problem that caused bulk tool executions to load indefinitely when using an API key with a model that is no longer supported.
The Custom prompt and Translate bulk tools now allow 2 variants per row in a single execution, making it easier and cheaper to find the perfect output. This feature is available for all models except OpenAI Assistants and fine-tuned models.