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Sentiment Analysis for Excel

Analyze text sentiment directly in Excel spreadsheets.

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Overview​

Sentiment analysis classifies text as having positive or negative overall sentiment. Common use cases include customer support, market research, and financial analysis.

Features​

FeatureDescription
πŸ’» LocalAnalysis runs in your spreadsheet, not the cloud
πŸ€— Open SourceUses models from Hugging Face
πŸ†“ FreeUnlimited free processing
πŸ”’ PrivateYour data stays in your spreadsheet

Basic Usage​

  1. Select a column of text to analyze
  2. Click the Analyze button in the taskpane
  3. Results appear in a new sheet

Advanced Usage​

  • Choose from four different sentiment analysis models
  • Optionally split paragraphs into individual sentences

Instructions​

Getting Started​

  1. Install the add-in, then open the taskpane by clicking the πŸ™‚ icon in the ribbon
  2. Select the range of cells containing text to analyze (must be a single column, no row limit)
  3. Click Analyzeβ€”a new sheet is added to hold the results

Excel Select Text

  1. On first use, the model downloads from Hugging Face (takes extra time). Subsequent uses are faster as the model is cached in browser storage.
  2. Results appear progressively as analysis runs
  3. Click Cancel at any time to stop and start over

Excel Results

Output Format​

Text - Model: Movie ReviewsLabelScore
I really enjoyed it.POSITIVE0.99
This is the worst movie I've ever seen.NEGATIVE0.99
I liked Karim, but story was awful.POSITIVE0.70
ColumnDescription
TextCopy of selected text, with header showing model used
LabelSentiment label (POSITIVE or NEGATIVE)
ScoreConfidence score (0 to 1). Higher = more confident

Note: In the example above, the model is less confident about the last row because it contains mixed sentiments.

Advanced Options​

Toggle Advanced options to reveal:

OptionDescription
Model selectionChoose from Movie Reviews (default, general-purpose), Product Reviews (multi-language), Finance News, or Twitter Messages
Split into sentencesUses sentence boundary detection to analyze individual sentencesβ€”useful for paragraphs with mixed sentiments

Tip: We're exploring Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis as a more powerful solution for mixed-sentiment text.

Demo​

YouTube Demo Video