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spreadsheet-formula-helper

Write and debug spreadsheet formulas (Excel/Google Sheets), pivot tables, and array formulas; translate between dialects; use when users need working formulas with examples and edge-case checks.

First seen Jan 24, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add composio-community/awesome-codex-skills --skill spreadsheet-formula-helper

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Build/debug Excel or Sheets formulas

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Spreadsheet Formula Helper

Produce reliable spreadsheet formulas with explanations.

Inputs to gather

  • Platform (Excel/Sheets), locale (comma vs. semicolon separators), sample data layout (headers, ranges), expected outputs, and constraints (volatile functions allowed?).
  • Provide small example rows and the desired result for them.

Workflow

  1. Restate the problem with explicit ranges and sheet names; propose a minimal sample to verify.
  2. Draft formula(s); when dynamic arrays are available, prefer them over copy-down formulas.
  3. Explain how it works and where to place it; include named ranges if helpful.
  4. Edge cases: blank rows, mixed types, timezone/date quirks, duplicates; offer guardrails (e.g., IFERROR, LET, LAMBDA).
  5. Variants: if porting between Excel and Sheets, provide both versions.

Output

  • Primary formula, short explanation, and a 2–3 row worked example showing inputs → outputs.
  • Optional: quick troubleshooting checklist for common errors.