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Build a Live Crypto Rate Table in an Excel workbook From Plisio

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

You run a digital goods store and sell 12 products — courses, templates, ebooks — priced in USD. You've started accepting crypto and need a pricing workbook that shows what each product costs in every Plisio-supported cryptocurrency. Not a one-time export. A workbook you can refresh every morning so the prices on your storefront stay accurate.

The bad version:

  • Go to Plisio's API documentation. Find the currencies endpoint. Note the 15+ supported coins.
  • Hit the endpoint once per coin, or figure out if there's a bulk option. Parse the JSON. Copy the rates.
  • Open the workbook, paste rates into 15 separate columns, then build a formula that multiplies each product's USD price by the rate column. Redo this every day because rates change.

This is not a one-time setup — it's a recurring chore that needs to happen before you open for business each morning. Building it manually the first time is annoying enough. Doing it every day is untenable.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Excel workbook. It connects to Plisio, fetches the current rates for all supported cryptocurrencies, and writes the pricing table into your workbook — structure and all.

For each product row in my Excel sheet (column A: product name, column B: USD price), calculate the equivalent price in every Plisio-supported cryptocurrency and fill in one column per coin.

What You Get

  • One new column per Plisio-supported cryptocurrency, starting at column C.
  • Each cell shows the product's price in that coin, calculated from Plisio's live exchange rate at the time you run the prompt.
  • Column headers are the coin symbols — BTC, ETH, LTC, and the rest — so the worksheet is self-documenting.
  • Prices are refreshed whenever you run the prompt again — no stale data from a cached export.

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You want a dedicated rate table worksheet rather than inline columns

Fetch all supported Plisio cryptocurrencies and their current USD rates, then write them into a worksheet called 'Crypto Rate Table' with columns for coin name, symbol, USD rate, and commission percentage.

You want to round crypto prices to a sensible number of decimal places per coin

Fetch the current Plisio rates and calculate crypto prices for each product in my 'Products' worksheet, rounding BTC prices to 6 decimal places, ETH to 4, and all other coins to 2 — write the results into one column per coin.

You want a comparison against yesterday's rates to flag big swings

Fetch today's Plisio rates and write them into 'Crypto Rate Table', then compare each rate against the values in 'Yesterday's Rates' and flag any coin where the rate moved more than 5% in either direction.

Full kill-chain: fetch rates, price all products, flag volatile coins, write update timestamp

Fetch all Plisio cryptocurrency rates, calculate the crypto price for every product in 'Products', flag any coin with a commission above 1.5% or a rate that swung more than 8% since yesterday, write all prices into one column per coin starting at column C, and put today's date and time in cell A1 of 'Crypto Rate Table' so I know when it was last refreshed.

Everything from rate fetch to staleness tracking in a single prompt.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open your product pricing workbook, then ask it to populate the crypto prices from Plisio's live rates for every product and every supported coin. You can also read how to check the status of open invoices in bulk or go back to the Plisio + Excel overview.

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