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Sheets brings editable spreadsheets into your workspace. Work in a grid yourself, or ask the Analyst to read and change the data. A Sheets artifact contains tabs called booklets; a leaf is a table range that the Analyst can query.

Before you begin

You need permission to create Sheets and editing access to change existing data. Your plan’s artifact and storage limits apply. Reading a shared spreadsheet does not grant permission to edit it.

Create your first spreadsheet

  1. Open Artifacts → New Artifact → Sheets.
  2. Enter a name, optionally add a description and project, and review the timezone.
  3. Select Build Manually for an empty grid, or Build with AI to continue with a brief in the Analyst.
  4. When creating the workspace’s first Sheets, answer Where should Sheets live?
This choice applies to every Sheets artifact in the workspace. Moving existing Sheets between storage providers is not available. Review storage and default settings under Settings → Sheets.

Import a workbook

Open a Sheets artifact, then choose File → Import workbook… → Choose a file. Supported files are CSV, TSV, XLSX, and XLSM, up to 100 MB per file. Each worksheet becomes a new booklet tab. Wait for the import to finish before checking the rows, headers, and detected column types. You can also attach a spreadsheet to an Analyst chat. The upload creates Sheets that the workspace’s default agent can query. Work created from a project chat stays with that project.

Edit the grid

Type into cells, paste a range, or enter a formula beginning with =. Use the formula bar and function browser to inspect or build a calculation. Available functions are listed in the browser; do not assume every function from another spreadsheet application is supported. Use Insert to add rows, columns, or a booklet. The Edit menu includes fill, find and replace, paste special, and clearing contents. The toolbar and Format menu control number formats, text, alignment, wrapping, and cell colors. Edits save as you work. Watch the save or connection status before leaving. Use Undo and Redo for recent edits, or File → History & snapshots to inspect earlier versions. Restoring a version changes the current data; review it before proceeding.

Make data available for analysis

Keep headers meaningful and data columns consistent. Use Insert → Leaf from selection… to name a table range, or Scan for tables in the leaves panel to review suggested ranges. Check the header rows and boundaries before accepting a suggestion. A leaf gives the Analyst a structured table to query. Ask a specific question such as “Summarize completed orders by region from this spreadsheet.” For edits, describe the intended change and check the affected rows afterward.

Organize and validate

  • Filter views save filters and sort orders without changing the underlying rows. A view can be personal or shared with the workspace.
  • Format → Conditional formatting… highlights cells that match a rule.
  • Format → Data validation… adds constraints or dropdown choices. Warning rules flag an invalid value; rejection rules prevent it from being saved.
  • Range protection controls who can change selected cells. It does not replace the artifact’s sharing permissions.

Share and export

Use Share to review who can access the artifact. Changes also require the appropriate workspace role. Choose File → Export workbook…, select an available format and the current booklet or All booklets, then select Prepare export. Download the file when it is ready. Exporting all booklets as CSV creates a ZIP file. If storage is full, reading and exporting remain available, but new rows, imports, and pastes can be refused. Review Settings → Sheets and usage and billing before continuing.

Next steps

Ask the Analyst, find artifacts, or organize work in a project.
Last modified on October 12, 2026