Import ChatGPT table into Google sheets

[MikeT]

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I am using ChatGPT to create a summary of a conversation between two people that has been transcribed using Google Meet. Manually, I feed a chunk of the Google Doc transcription to ChatGPT and instruct ChatGPT to create a row each time the speaker changes with a summary of the conversation and keywords from the text. Typing in the prompt interactively with ChatGPT, the result returns a table that I then copy from ChatGPT into Google Sheets. The result is a table that looks like this:

Seq

Date

Speaker

Summarized Key Point

Keywords

First Five Words

Timestamp

1

2023-08-17

Sandra

Criticism of Company regarding equipment purchase.

Company, scam, equipment

Sandra: When you buy a

0:00:00

2

2023-08-17

Mike

Agreement with Sandra's sentiment about Company.

Mike: Yep. Yeah, …

0:00:00

3

2023-08-17

Mike

Uses Office primarily for compatibility with friends who don't understand Google Docs.

Office, PowerPoint, Word, video producer, Google Docs

Mike: I have office.

0:00:00

I want to use the ChatGPT API and Pabbly connect to automate this. I can easily provide the text to ChatGPT and get a table back. However, since it is multiple lines I need to use Line Itemizer to create the various like which I then want to transfer to Google Sheets. I have two questions:
1. What format should I ask ChatGPT to output the data in that will work with Line Itemizer. I tried CSV with the fields in double quotes (because some of my fields have commas in them) but Line Itemizer doesn't seem to like that when I turn the "Simple Response" switch off.
2. If I can get Line Itemizer to work, what feature of Google Sheets should I use to add the lines to the spreadsheet? Multiple rows, Append Rows, other?

Thanks so much for your help.

Mike

 

[ArshilAhmad]

Hi @MikeT,

1. What format should I ask ChatGPT to output the data in that will work with Line Itemizer. I tried CSV with the fields in double quotes (because some of my fields have commas in them) but Line Itemizer doesn't seem to like that when I turn the "Simple Response" switch off.

The Line Itemizer tool accepts data in the form of a JSON array.

2. If I can get Line Itemizer to work, what feature of Google Sheets should I use to add the lines to the spreadsheet? Multiple rows, Append Rows, other?

Once you get comma-separated values, you can use the "Add Multiple Rows" action event in Google Sheets to save the data.