I am using Google Sheets. Given the attached expense CSV in A1:B6, calculate the total for Supplies. Show the formula, identify its ranges and test it against the rows. Then test a category with no matches. Do not assume the first row is data.
Read the attached fictional meeting notes. Return decisions, commitments and open questions separately. For each action give the exact evidence quote, owner and due date. Use "not assigned" or "not stated" for missing details. Do not infer an owner from who spoke most.
Reference result
Landing-page draft: Asha, Friday. Pricing review: not assigned, not stated. Contact-form check: not assigned, not stated. Existing logo is approved for the draft; a rebrand is not approved.
Every commitment points to words in the notes.
Unassigned work remains unassigned.
An idea or prerequisite does not become an approved decision.
This is an illustrative reference answer from the fictional notes. Compare your model response with the source; wording may differ.
Using only the sources I provide, create a claim ledger: claim, source URL, exact relevant passage, applicability limits and verification status. Mark unsupported claims unverified. Separate product facts, predictions and your inference. Do not invent citations or replace missing evidence with confidence.
Reference result
A claim-by-claim ledger with unresolved facts still marked unverified. A link alone is insufficient; its passage must support the claim.
Open each source and locate the supporting passage.
Check dates, plan limits and whether the evidence covers the exact claim.
Remove unsupported performance percentages and ranking guarantees.
A reusable editorial template, not a guarantee of factual accuracy. Human verification remains necessary.