Google has expanded its Grok add-on to Google Workspace, allowing users to work directly within Sheets, Slides, and Docs. The integration enables users to ask questions and receive answers from spreadsheets, with citations to the cells used. Grok can also write and fill formulas, insert charts, and rerun scenarios when assumptions change, making updates more efficient. The add-on is free and available for download from the Google Workspace Marketplace. It covers Sheets, Slides, and Docs, and is also available for Microsoft 365 in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The integration aims to streamline workflows by allowing direct interaction with documents, reducing the need for manual edits and rebuilds. Source: xai
Grok in Google Workspace allows users to work directly in Sheets, Slides, and Docs. In Sheets, Grok answers questions and cites the cells it uses, writes formulas, inserts charts, and reruns scenarios when assumptions change. Users can update models without rebuilding them, with every change being a normal edit that can be checked and undone. In Slides, Grok turns an outline into a working presentation, researching from the web or X and adding diagrams or images where helpful. It extends a deck in its existing theme and rewrites titles so each slide makes its point, resulting in regular, editable slides. In Docs, Grok writes where the writing happens, turning rough notes into structured drafts with real headings and lists, fixing grammar in place, and maintaining consistent style across a long file. With connectors enabled, it can pull from recent emails or files in Google Drive. Source: xai
The announcement was made on July 24, 2026, and the add-on is available for free. It is part of Google's efforts to enhance productivity through integrated AI tools. Source: xai
