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This framework leverages speech recognition to enhance data management in Excel, improving accessibility and efficiency.
In contemporary data management systems, the integration of voice-controlled interfaces offers a novel approach towards facilitating data entry and manipulation. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for Excel data management leveraging voice commands. The proposed system seamlessly integrates speech recognition technology with Excel operations, enabling users to add, retrieve, and delete data through natural language interactions. Key functionalities include the addition of multiple records with customizable column names, data fetching from Excel sheets, deletion of specific records or individual cell values, all orchestrated via intuitive voice commands. A unique feature of the system is its ability to convert spoken numbers into numerical values, enhancing flexibility and user- friendliness. The efficacy of the outlined framework is exhibited through a Streamlit-based user interface, providing a user- friendly experience. Experimental evaluations showcase the system’s accuracy, efficiency, and practical utility in real-world scenarios. This research paves the way for the adoption of voice-controlled interfaces in spreadsheet applications, promising enhanced productivity and accessibility in data management tasks.
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