GPT formula
Lido's GPT formula allows you to use OpenAI API from a spreadsheet
Lido's GPT formula allows you to use OpenAI API from a spreadsheet
=GPT(<your OpenAI credential>, prompt, output_cell, [model], [max_tokens], [response_format], [temperature])
Obtaining an OpenAI API key
- Create an OpenAI account if you don't have one at openai.com; when prompted, choose API as the desired usecase.
- On the API Key Page, press "Create new secret key".
Adding OpenAI API key to Lido
- Type =GPT( in any cell in Lido. A drop down list will appear with your existing OpenAI credentials and the option to add a new OpenAI credential.
- Press "Add Credential" to add a new credential
Example: using the GPT formula to compose emails
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Here is an example of GPT formula being used to compose a personalized email to remind their customers to renew their subscription
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To run the GPT action, right click on the cell containing the action and press "Run Action"
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The result of the GPT call will be placed in the cell specified by the output_cell argument in the GPT formula. In the above example, output cell is H2
Optional Arguments
- model - See OpenAi's list of available modes here https://platform.openai.com/docs/models. The default value is "gpt-3.5-turbe".
- max_tokens - maximum number of response tokens. The default value is 2048.
- response_format - possible values are "text" and "json_object". The default value is "text".
- temperature - Specifies how much randomness is fed into the algorithm. Consult OpenAi documentation for more details. Default value is 0.
Updated 8 months ago