Chat with Your Data Table in your Spreadsheets using AI
This tutorial explains how to create a chatbot that allows you to interact with your data table in your Excel or CSV files. This is a great way to explore and analyze your data dynamically and gain insights through conversational interactions.
- On your dashboard, click "New Project", and then choose "Chatbot" from the available experiment options:
- On the next screen, choose the "Chat with Your Data Table" option to start interacting with your data.
- The file to be uploaded should contain rows of data with headers clearly defining each column, Here's an example of what a typical CSV file looks like:
- On the next screen, drag and drop your file or click "Choose files" to browse and upload a file. Once your file is uploaded, click the "Build project" button and wait for the chatbot project to be created.
- After your project is created, in the "Settings" tab you'll be able to refine and enhance your chatbot's functionality. You’ll find the Metadata section here, in this section you’ll see a table displaying the columns of your data. For each column, the following actions are available:
- View Description and Data Type: See the system’s initial interpretation of each column.
- Edit Description: Add a clear description for each column to improve the chatbot's understanding of your data.
- Edit Data Type: Correct any detected data types (e.g., change "text" to "date" if applicable).
- Remove Unnecessary Columns: Hide columns that are irrelevant to the chatbot. These can be restored later if needed.
Tip: Providing accurate descriptions and correcting data types can significantly enhance the chatbot's responses.
- Once you've configured your settings and metadata, click the "Save" button at the bottom of the page.
- Click the “Chat” tab. In the interaction interface, ask questions or make requests related to your data. For example:
- "What are the top values in the Sales column?"
- "Show me rows where the Status column equals 'Completed'."
- "Summarize the data in the Revenue column by category."
Updated on: 22/11/2024
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