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Your assistant builds spreadsheets, documents, slides, and PDFs, then emails them to you as attachments.

Q3 operating plan.xlsx

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D5fx=SUM(D2:D4)

#RevenueQ1Q32Product Sales124,500151,8003Services42,30048,9004Subscriptions88,70099,8005Total Revenue255,500300,5006Cost of Sales96,200110,7007Gross Profit159,300189,800

ABCDEF1RevenueQ1Q2Q3Q4Total2Product Sales124,500138,200151,800162,400576,9003Services42,30045,10048,90052,600188,9004Subscriptions88,70094,20099,800108,300391,0005Total Revenue255,500277,500300,500323,3001,156,8006Cost of Sales96,200103,400110,700118,900429,2007Gross Profit159,300174,100189,800204,400727,600

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Revise it by replying

If the first pass is close but not right, reply with what to change and a new version comes back as another attachment.

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