text analytics

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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about text analytics focus on Microsoft's integration of AI-powered text analysis into Excel through the COPILOT function. Users explore how natural language prompts can generate live, spillable outputs such as summaries, classifications, and tables that update automatically with data changes. The feature is part of Microsoft 365 Copilot, rolling out to Insider/Beta channel users on Windows and Mac. Additionally, older threads cover Cognitive Services Language APIs for extracting meaning from text, including sentiment analysis and entity recognition. These topics highlight text analytics as a blend of AI and spreadsheet functionality for data processing.
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    COPILOT in Excel: On-Cell AI Formulas for Live, Grounded Outputs

    Microsoft has pushed generative AI squarely into the heart of Excel with a native =COPILOT(... formula that lets users type natural‑language prompts directly into cells, reference worksheet ranges for context, and receive live, spillable AI outputs that recalculate automatically as the source...
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    Excel Copilot: In-cell AI prompts redefine formulas with live results

    Microsoft has put generative AI directly into the cell grid: the new COPILOT function lets users type plain‑English prompts into Excel formulas and returns live, spillable outputs — summaries, classifications, tables and more — that update automatically as the underlying data changes. This...
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    Revolutionizing Excel: New Copilot Text Analytics & Forms Integration

    Microsoft Excel just underwent some exciting changes, delivering a powerful punch of innovation that’s geared toward revolutionizing how we handle data analytics. Forget the days of manual grunt work when dealing with spreadsheets. With this update, Excel strides forward as a powerhouse...
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    Cognitive Services APIs: Language

    In the last post, you saw how AI is used to turn speech into text through the Cognitive Services Speech APIs. Once sounds have been converted into written text, they still have to be distilled for their meaning. Human language, however, is rich in ambiguities and understanding a sentence...
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