The Excel agent
that writes VBA.

Describe your Excel task. Deepblick imports data, updates formulas and writes VBA. You review the result.

VBA that actually works.

Deepblick writes, compiles, runs and fixes the VBA in your workbook. The code lives in the separate VBA editor. You don’t carry it between windows.

Work with the VBA you have.

Read and change the modules already in the file, or build new ones next to them.

See what happened.

Deepblick reports whether the macro started, finished without a runtime error, and whether it checked the result.

Realistic illustration: a separate VBA editor writes a SUMIF formula into Summary!C12. The highlighted Excel cell shows North revenue of 1,500.

Turn repeated entries
into a form.

Build VBA forms, worksheet buttons and the code behind them.

Prepared illustration: a VBA UserForm, its code in the separate VBA editor, and the complete Excel window showing the added entry.

From one cell
to the whole report.

Formulas, formatting and charts, in the same conversation as the code. The work takes shape in Excel.

Prepared demonstration, before formatting: a native Excel Q3 regional report with synthetic revenue, cost and margin data.Prepared demonstration, after formatting: the same Excel report with styled totals, regional and monthly tables, and a revenue and cost chart.

Keep the logic in your sheet.

Write native Excel formulas that continue calculating as worksheet values change.

Make the meaning easier to see.

Apply number formats, table styling and conditional formatting to the ranges you choose.

Turn a summary into a chart.

Build charts from worksheet data through the VBA workflow.

Not limited to
the open workbook.

Most Excel jobs start somewhere else. Deepblick finds files on your PC and imports the data into your workbook through VBA.

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Files & folders
Summary!A2Q3_Reporting.xlsm

Use when the analysis calls for it.

Deepblick runs Python with pandas and NumPy for one-off summaries, grouped calculations and joins.

  • Summarize your data.

    Calculate totals and one-off summaries.

  • Group the rows that belong together.

    Break calculations down by region, category or period.

  • Join data across files.

    Combine exported datasets for your analysis.

The conversation starts
with your workbook.

Selected cells, tagged files and replies that link back to your sheet. The context belongs in the chat, right beside the work.

Your selection, in the chat.

Select cells, then ask. Deepblick knows which workbook, sheet and range you mean.

Tag files with @.

Type @ in the chat and choose a source file so Deepblick can work from the files you specify.

Answers that point to cells.

Click a cell reference in a chat reply, and Excel jumps to that sheet and range.

Name the goal.
Approve the plan.

  1. Name the goal.

    Describe the outcome in plain language.

  2. Approve the plan.

    Review which files, imports and VBA the task needs.

  3. It works through it.

    Deepblick gets the data, runs the VBA, fixes what breaks and checks the result.

And when the job comes around again.

Schedule a request to run again, every week or every morning, while Excel is open.

Questions before
you start.

Ready to see it on
your own workbook?

A 30-minute call with the founders.
For desktop Excel on Windows.

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