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Replicate

The PromptLoop Replicate function allows you to generate example or dummy data in Google Sheets with an AI model.

Formula Syntax#

To use the function, select a set of 3-5 text inputs that you want to replicate.

📝 Syntax

=PROMPTLOOP_EXAMPLES( TextInputs )

How it works#

This function works by using your examples as guidance for the AI language model to provide random similar text strings. If you were to provide a list of names you would receive random new names in a similar format.

This can be helpful for making mock data or testing inputs to models or other workflows.

Generate Examples

You can get started with this Google Sheets Replicate Template here and also find more templates and use cases from current customers.

Tips and tricks#

The more examples you provide the more variety the model will be able to return based off of.

Right now, the model will not return completely random, nor infinite examples. To generate more you can change the inputs examples the model receives for different cells, such as using a relative reference.