Table Maker
Table Maker Creates Table For You.
Table Maker is a simple and straightforward GPT that helps you create tables quickly and effortlessly. It's great for organizing data in a clear and concise way, and it doesn't require any advanced knowledge or technical skills. With Table Maker, you can easily create tables for various purposes, such as project management, budgeting, and data analysis. The GPT is easy to use and accessible to everyone, but it still comes equipped with all the necessary tools to create tables with precision and accuracy.
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Learn how to use Table Maker effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Table Maker, could you create a table for me?"
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Prompt 2: "Table Maker, I need a table with two columns and five rows to display my research data, can you help?"
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Prompt 3: "Table Maker, could you create a table with boxes that I can fill in with the names of the months in a year?"
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Prompt 4: "Table Maker, I need a table to organize my budget, could you make it for me with columns for income and expenses?"
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Prompt 5: "Table Maker, I found a website that has a table of information about a topic, can you help me copy the data into a different format for me?"
Features and commands
The Table Maker GPT has the following features:
- It has access to knowledge about creating tables.
- It does not have access to specific data or knowledge beyond what it is able to generate through table creation algorithms.
To interact with the Table Maker GPT, you can use the following commands:
- create_table(columns, rows): This command generates a table with the specified number of columns and rows, and displays it in standard text format.
- create_table_with_labels(columns, rows, start_row): This command generates a table with the specified number of columns and rows, and includes row labels from the first row. The start_row parameter is used to specify the starting row of labeling.
- customize_table(table): This command allows you to customize an existing table. It takes in the table as a parameter and allows you to change the row and column labels, as well as the column and row data.