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GPT.Translate - Translate text between languages in Excel
GPT.Translate ia an AI function that translates the given text from one language to another.
Syntax
=GPT.Translate(text, to_lang, [from_lang], [instructions])
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| text [required] | Text to translate. Cannot be empty. |
| to_lang [required] | The language to translate the text into. |
| from_language [optional] | The original language of the text. Helps improve accuracy. |
| instructions [optional] | Additional instructions for the translation. |
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Functions are one of the 20+ features within XLTools Add-in for Excel. Works in Excel 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, desktop Office 365.
Examples [download]
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| Formula | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| =GPT.Translate("Hello, world!", "Spanish") | Translates "Hello, world!" into Spanish. | "¡Hola, mundo!" |
| =GPT.Translate("Bonjour le monde", "English", "French") | Translates "Bonjour le monde" from French to English. | "Hello, world" |
| =GPT.Translate("Wie geht es Ihnen?", "English", "German", "Use formal language") | Translates a German greeting into formal English. | "How are you?" |
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