Set up source and output columns
Keep the original language in one column and write translated outputs into a new column. That gives reviewers a clean side-by-side layout for QA.
SheetsXSheetsXSheetsXSheetsXBulk translation works best when your source text, target language, and review logic are all structured in columns before you run the workflow.
Keep the original language in one column and write translated outputs into a new column. That gives reviewers a clean side-by-side layout for QA.
Tell the model which market, audience, and tone to target. This usually produces more useful outputs than a generic translate instruction.
Review a representative sample for glossary accuracy, formatting, and tone, then run the same prompt across the remaining rows.