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GPT.Summarize - Summarize text into concise formats in Excel
GPT.Summarize is an AI function type that summarizes the provided text according to a specified format or length.

Syntax
=GPT.Summarize(text, [format])
Argument | Description |
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text [required] | Text to summarize. Cannot be empty. |
format [optional] | Specifies the format or length of the summary (e.g., "three sentences", "100 words"). |
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Formula | Description | Result |
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=GPT.Summarize("Long article text here", "three sentences") | Summarizes the article into three sentences. | "Summary in three sentences appears here." |
=GPT.Summarize("In-depth analysis of market trends", "100 words") | Summarizes the analysis in 100 words. | "Summary in 100 words appears here." |
=GPT.Summarize("Project report", "one paragraph") | Summarizes the report into one paragraph. | "One paragraph summary appears here." |
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