Google Sheets add-on
Your Brocket analyst, inside the spreadsheet. Ask in plain language and get tables, formulas and native charts written straight into your sheet.
How it worksIn Google Sheets, go to Extensions and open Brocket for Sheets. A sidebar opens next to your data.
Sign in to Brocket and authorize the spreadsheet you want to work on. Brocket only receives the file you choose.
Select a range and describe what you need. Brocket reads the range, runs the analysis and writes the result back.
Summaries land in a new tab with formatting and number formats already applied.
Column, bar, line, area, scatter and pie charts are created as real Google Sheets charts, linked to your cells.
Brocket writes formulas, not frozen values, so your sheet keeps working the way you expect.
Cross your spreadsheet with the sources your company has connected to Brocket, without leaving the file.
Before replacing existing data or formulas, Brocket shows you the range and waits for you to apply or discard.
Each person's chats are private per file. Sharing a spreadsheet shares its cells, never your conversations.
Brocket for Sheets requires a Brocket account and edit access to the spreadsheet. If your company already uses Brocket, ask your administrator for an invitation.
Questions about the add-on: support@brocket.xyz