Get your data into ChatGPT: CSV, JSON, Databases & more

Because of Noteable's built-in support for uploading data and connecting to data sources, you can analyze your data with the Noteable ChatGPT plugin using the simple steps outlined in the video. The timestamps for the different data types (and even more are supported) are:
Introduction: 00:00
Excel: 00:32
CSV: 02:52
Raw Text: 04:42
JSON: 06:38
Postgres: 09:15
Snowflake: 12:48
BigQuery: 15:37
Google Sheets (BONUS): 17:36

[History_Mystery_Crime]

Why no one is talking about this? This simplified data analysis work to such an extent that its no longer a complicated job.... Any normal person with basic knowledge and who can give good prompts can do data analysis and create dash board reports.... GAMECHANGER🔥

[anthonybisong]

This is absolutely a very powerful tool and the best chatgpt plugin ever. I have been playing with this plugin and it is the best chatgpt data science and data analysis plugin tool available

[MrApolloIII]

This is going to be THE plugin to use. I've been using it for a week now and it's great, but it does have some trouble when running into errors. But this no doubt has great potential. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

[emrehan]

I would like to thank you for creating this video and the service. I was planning my game project using Asana + InstaGantt, and once I finished that, what I needed was to insert tasks into Milestones based on the month the task is completed. I simply exported the Gantt chart as an Excel file, imported it into Noteable, and used ChatGPT to give instructions. The result was PERFECT! This alone saved me five hours! It's an amazing tool, and I want to thank you for making it possible!

[nicholaskarlson]

It is only a matter of time. Noteable will be skyrocketing in popularity and anybody interested in data analysis will either be using it or will be familiar with Noteable. It is mind boggling just how good this is. Thanks! P.S. I wonder if Colab will try to implement something similar.

[basilbrush]

I was particularly impressed with the pip install packages in the Jupyter notebook. It should have been obvious to me but it hadn't occurred to me. This alone means applications for analysis has improved exponentially.

[theawebster]

Great stuff, guys, considering this is one of the best options on the market now for working with files and Chad. Already using it!
One note - the voice was a bit too low, had to max out on my speakers to hear it correctly.

[KalebPeters]

This is really mindblowing. Brilliant work, guys 🙏🙏

[EkShunya]

Thank you for building such a beautiful product
I think u understand to coming market soo well :)

[vsmarttechnology]

Great stuff, its used for Free trail version

[fromduskuntodawn]

If this works my life is about to change this evening lol

[weinerblut]

Good luck using this in any corporate environment where you're unable to share confidential, internal data externally. That said it's pretty neat.

[guanbo-yang]

Hey Noteable!
I just had to drop a comment to let you know how absolutely fantastic your plugin is. Seriously, it's been a game-changer for me in my Python coding endeavors. The convenience and functionality it offers are simply outstanding.
But hey, I've been facing a teeny-tiny issue that's been bugging me. You see, whenever my Python code saves a new file, it doesn't magically pop up on the left panel. I even double-checked using the trusty os.listdir function to ensure the file is created. Yet, no matter how many times I refresh the page, that new file remains elusive in the left panel.
So, here's my little suggestion: Wouldn't it be awesome to have a refresh button, just like the one in Colab, that can instantly update the working folder? That way, we won't have to squint our eyes, cross our fingers, and repeatedly refresh the page in hopes of seeing the new file.
I genuinely adore your plugin, and it has made my coding experience so much better. Your attention to detail and responsiveness to user feedback are truly commendable. If you could consider adding this small feature, it would be the icing on the cake!
Sending you my heartfelt appreciation for all the hard work you've put into creating such an exceptional plugin.

[정재승-yz]

I would like you to tell me step by step how to store a large number of files in the database and import and analyze the data in noteable. Thank you for making a good video.

[gopinathvaradarajan]

Please note: volume level is low in all video, please boost. have to listen with 100 volume, still low.

[yovalks]

The plug-in keeps telling me that the data is appearing as one column (true for CSV and Excel). They columns are indeed broken out. Any advice?

[AuroraDreaming]

Why is Noteable shutting down? Is there an alternative that will enable you to connect a GPT to a SQL database?

[IanDangerfield]

This is incredible! How is the data security sending it to chatGPT?

[RedCloudServices]

It seems reasonable that ChatGPT 4 perhaps with Langchain can store-retrieve data and use openai code interpreter without requiring Notable as an intermediary

[DonTee-ks]

How safe are the data uploaded/connected to Noteable?