Create a spreadsheet or comparison table
Ask Edvin to build spreadsheets for pricing, planning, competitor comparisons, budgets, content calendars, and simple calculations.
Updated May 21, 2026
What you will have
Outcome
A sheet artifact with rows, columns, assumptions, and calculations where useful.
Start with the decision
Say what the spreadsheet should help decide: pricing, launch priority, hiring plan, budget, or which competitor is strongest.
List known variables
Give the numbers you know: price, volume, cost, conversion rate, hours, or limits. If you do not know them, ask Edvin to create placeholder assumptions.
Ask for formulas and notes
Tell Edvin to include formulas, assumptions, and a recommendation so the sheet becomes a thinking tool, not just a table.
Try it in chat
Use this as a starting point. Add your real goal, source material, and deadline.
“Create a spreadsheet comparing three pricing plans with assumptions and monthly revenue.”
More ways to ask
“Create a spreadsheet comparing 10 SaaS pricing plans.”
“Build a hiring budget for the next 6 months.”
“Make a content calendar with priority and effort columns.”
Things worth knowing
- Ask for CSV export when you want to move the sheet.
- Keep formulas visible.
- Use follow-ups to add columns or change assumptions.
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