Copilot Chat: Your hub for document creation and analysis

The old Microsoft Office hub has been taken over by Copilot Chat.
Adding the Word agent to Copilot Chat.
Select the Word, PowerPoint, or Excel agent to get started.
After invoking the agent, type in your prompt.
Adding a document to use as a source for a PowerPoint agent prompt.
The PowerPoint agent typically asks a few questions about the presentation before it starts creating it.
Copilot will tell you what it’s doing as it prepares a result.
The generated document appears in pane on the right.
To refine a generated Excel spreadsheet, attach the file and say how you want it changed.
Call up the Analyst agent and upload the files you want it to analyze.
Copilot Chat’s Analyst agent can surface key themes in a PowerPoint presentation.
Copilot correctly says it can’t provide the requested analysis from the source data.
Copilot has projected January sales based on the average growth rate from October to December.
A sales forecast slide generated by Copilot.
Copilot explains what it did and suggests possible changes.
The Analyst agent explains how a document has changed overall, then cites key differences in areas such as title and positioning.
You can optionally pick a model for Copilot to use when it generates results.
Copilot can summarize who did what to a shared document.

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