Automate Boring Office Tasks with ChatGPT and Python

Content warnings are probably because you're potentially uploading personal data to ChatGPT.

What if I have multiple pdf files all having information about a visitor. I need to copy the name and other related things from the pdf and paste it into Excel which is tedious and I want it automated. The visitors are 107 and so to copy paste there specific information is boring

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Wish I knew this when I had to stitch 500+ pdf pages together

he needs a bigger microphone. this one’s not even taking up half of the frame.

omg!!!

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Thank you for this amazing step-by-step clip. I started using ChatGPT a few months ago to help me with similar scripts, but you've provided great examples that will reduce the number of errors I was receiving. Keep them coming please.

In which software i have to paste the codes to generate the results?

Very impressive!

Can you make a video on how to use all these techniques in streamlit apps, Specifically, how to print a streamlit page to a pdf?

This video gave me so many more ideas I hadn’t even thought of to automate several of my boring tasks 😂 thanks a bunch!

The step-by-step breakdown of each process is incredibly helpful. I can already imagine the amount of time and effort this automation will save. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights and empowering us to reclaim our time from mundane tasks.

What do you recommend for a beginner, i would like to learn data science!, is it goodnidea to do a bootcamp on.line or to selfstudy without bootcamp?

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Why use Python instead of Visual Basic for Applications? VBA is already integrated with Office.

Great video! thanks for sharing
Im not developper, which app do you use to past the chatgpt's code please

Um..

I think many of these videos are made by people who don't actually have current systems to work within and they tend to be generic. I would, for example, need a specific system to speak with another specific system and it's just fast doing it manually than learning how to code. So no, this tech is not where it needs to be and the people, like you, promoting it, don't understand what type of prompts people like me need. The tech is getting there but due to lack of collaboration between companies with the needs for it and people knowing how to write prompts and code, it's still probably 1-2 years away from making a difference just looking at it from where I'm sitting.

Kann es sein das du eigentlich deutsch sprichst?