Google Gemini can now transform your raw data into tables
What's the story
Google Gemini is getting a handy new trick up its sleeve! Now, it can help you organize and structure your data right in Google Sheets. First shown off at Google I/O, this feature lets you turn raw data into neat tables with just a few prompts in its side panel. This update is a game-changer for anyone wrestling with heaps of data or messy info.
Visual enhancement
Create visually appealing tables
Gemini AI doesn't just whip up boring old text tables; it's all about those eye-catching, well-organized data structures. With a splash of colors, they're super easy to read and navigate. Plus, you can say goodbye to the hassle of manual formatting, which means more time and energy for you when tackling those big datasets.
User guide
How to use table creation feature?
To make the most of the latest feature, just click the 'Gemini star button' in Google Sheets and pick 'Create a table.' You can either go with a pre-set table type or type in your own prompt. Review the prompt and press Enter to create your new table. The side dialog box will even suggest cool tweaks for a more personalized result.
Rollout details
It is now rolling out to Rapid Release Domains
Gemini AI's table-creating features are currently being rolled out to users in Rapid Release Domains. If you're in Scheduled Release Domains, don't worry; you'll start getting this functionality from October 17, 2024. The full rollout for everyone, including Google Workspace customers, Education accounts, and Google One premium subscribers, is expected to wrap up in about 15 days.