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Analyzing Response Sheet Data with GPT

Analyzing Response Sheet Data with GPT

Analyzing Response Sheet Data with GPT

March 8, 2023

March 8, 2023

March 8, 2023

✒️ Editor’s Note

In these times, there has been an influx of discourse and articles concerning Chat GPT. Many companies are putting forth various efforts to incorporate Chat GPT into their operations. Today, we will reveal how Walla has seamlessly integrated Chat GPT.


I Wish Data Could Understand Me!

Have you ever completed a survey and thought, "It would be great if my data could converse with me through text"? Walla has turned this thought into a reality with its latest update, making it the world's first form data analysis service to incorporate GPT. Today, we'll explain how you can make use of this feature.

* Before we begin, please note that this feature is available exclusively in Workspaces, not in Drafts. If you already have an existing Workspace, simply click the "Get Token" button in the bottom left corner of the main screen to acquire your token.


So, how does it work?

Let's consider a scenario. Suppose I run a shampoo company and have received customer reviews for our new anti-hair loss, citrus-scented shampoo! Let's assume I've created dummy data for this. If you've been collecting data with Walla, you can follow these steps.

1) Click the "AI Lab" tab within [View Results]. Here, you can access the data sheet. In my example, I have a dataset with only one question, but if you have multiple questions, you can choose any of them to work with.

2) Do you see the prompt on the right? Don't be daunted by the term "prompt." It's quite straightforward! Simply type your desired command, and at the end, include the "{{Response}}" text.


"Translate into English!"

For example, if I want to translate a response into English, I would type "Translate into English!" and add "Translation: {{Response}}" below it. The "Translation:" part is used for clarity, but it's not mandatory. Then, click the "Execute Prompt" button, and presto! A new column is added.


"Analyze the emotions!"

Let's say I want to analyze the sentiment of a response. I select "Sentiment Analysis" and inquire, "Is this response positive or negative?" Below, I write "Classification Criteria: Positive/Negative" and include "{{Response}}" again. Then, click "Execute Prompt," and another column is added.

You can use numerous commands like "Compose a polite business email response," "What's the answer to this quiz? Grade it for me," and more. Just as you would converse with GPT, you can communicate with Walla AI Lab. When you're done, you can export your data to Excel by clicking the small and charming "Export" button in the top left corner.

Engage with Walla AI Lab as effortlessly as you would with GPT. It will assist you in maximizing your workflow efficiency. If you have any questions or specific topics related to using Walla that you'd like us to cover, don't hesitate to reach out to the Walla team!


  • Edit by Yuvin Kim, Co-founder of Walla, Paprika Data Lab Inc.

  • This content was created as of March 8, 2023.

✒️ Editor’s Note

In these times, there has been an influx of discourse and articles concerning Chat GPT. Many companies are putting forth various efforts to incorporate Chat GPT into their operations. Today, we will reveal how Walla has seamlessly integrated Chat GPT.


I Wish Data Could Understand Me!

Have you ever completed a survey and thought, "It would be great if my data could converse with me through text"? Walla has turned this thought into a reality with its latest update, making it the world's first form data analysis service to incorporate GPT. Today, we'll explain how you can make use of this feature.

* Before we begin, please note that this feature is available exclusively in Workspaces, not in Drafts. If you already have an existing Workspace, simply click the "Get Token" button in the bottom left corner of the main screen to acquire your token.


So, how does it work?

Let's consider a scenario. Suppose I run a shampoo company and have received customer reviews for our new anti-hair loss, citrus-scented shampoo! Let's assume I've created dummy data for this. If you've been collecting data with Walla, you can follow these steps.

1) Click the "AI Lab" tab within [View Results]. Here, you can access the data sheet. In my example, I have a dataset with only one question, but if you have multiple questions, you can choose any of them to work with.

2) Do you see the prompt on the right? Don't be daunted by the term "prompt." It's quite straightforward! Simply type your desired command, and at the end, include the "{{Response}}" text.


"Translate into English!"

For example, if I want to translate a response into English, I would type "Translate into English!" and add "Translation: {{Response}}" below it. The "Translation:" part is used for clarity, but it's not mandatory. Then, click the "Execute Prompt" button, and presto! A new column is added.


"Analyze the emotions!"

Let's say I want to analyze the sentiment of a response. I select "Sentiment Analysis" and inquire, "Is this response positive or negative?" Below, I write "Classification Criteria: Positive/Negative" and include "{{Response}}" again. Then, click "Execute Prompt," and another column is added.

You can use numerous commands like "Compose a polite business email response," "What's the answer to this quiz? Grade it for me," and more. Just as you would converse with GPT, you can communicate with Walla AI Lab. When you're done, you can export your data to Excel by clicking the small and charming "Export" button in the top left corner.

Engage with Walla AI Lab as effortlessly as you would with GPT. It will assist you in maximizing your workflow efficiency. If you have any questions or specific topics related to using Walla that you'd like us to cover, don't hesitate to reach out to the Walla team!


  • Edit by Yuvin Kim, Co-founder of Walla, Paprika Data Lab Inc.

  • This content was created as of March 8, 2023.

✒️ Editor’s Note

In these times, there has been an influx of discourse and articles concerning Chat GPT. Many companies are putting forth various efforts to incorporate Chat GPT into their operations. Today, we will reveal how Walla has seamlessly integrated Chat GPT.


I Wish Data Could Understand Me!

Have you ever completed a survey and thought, "It would be great if my data could converse with me through text"? Walla has turned this thought into a reality with its latest update, making it the world's first form data analysis service to incorporate GPT. Today, we'll explain how you can make use of this feature.

* Before we begin, please note that this feature is available exclusively in Workspaces, not in Drafts. If you already have an existing Workspace, simply click the "Get Token" button in the bottom left corner of the main screen to acquire your token.


So, how does it work?

Let's consider a scenario. Suppose I run a shampoo company and have received customer reviews for our new anti-hair loss, citrus-scented shampoo! Let's assume I've created dummy data for this. If you've been collecting data with Walla, you can follow these steps.

1) Click the "AI Lab" tab within [View Results]. Here, you can access the data sheet. In my example, I have a dataset with only one question, but if you have multiple questions, you can choose any of them to work with.

2) Do you see the prompt on the right? Don't be daunted by the term "prompt." It's quite straightforward! Simply type your desired command, and at the end, include the "{{Response}}" text.


"Translate into English!"

For example, if I want to translate a response into English, I would type "Translate into English!" and add "Translation: {{Response}}" below it. The "Translation:" part is used for clarity, but it's not mandatory. Then, click the "Execute Prompt" button, and presto! A new column is added.


"Analyze the emotions!"

Let's say I want to analyze the sentiment of a response. I select "Sentiment Analysis" and inquire, "Is this response positive or negative?" Below, I write "Classification Criteria: Positive/Negative" and include "{{Response}}" again. Then, click "Execute Prompt," and another column is added.

You can use numerous commands like "Compose a polite business email response," "What's the answer to this quiz? Grade it for me," and more. Just as you would converse with GPT, you can communicate with Walla AI Lab. When you're done, you can export your data to Excel by clicking the small and charming "Export" button in the top left corner.

Engage with Walla AI Lab as effortlessly as you would with GPT. It will assist you in maximizing your workflow efficiency. If you have any questions or specific topics related to using Walla that you'd like us to cover, don't hesitate to reach out to the Walla team!


  • Edit by Yuvin Kim, Co-founder of Walla, Paprika Data Lab Inc.

  • This content was created as of March 8, 2023.

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