I want to create a script that I will have in a menu that gets the range “A1:C” and uppercases it. The problem is that throws an error “TypeError: values.toUpperCase is not a function” trying to use toUpperCase(). Got the following code: Im pretty new to JS and sheets api. I feel dumb because it looks like something simple. EDIT
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Parse XML from Google Drive in Javascript (Google Scripts) [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How to parse a XML file stored in my google drive but which stands out as a html type? (2 answers) Parse XML using Google Apps Script (1 answer) Parse XML file (which is stored on GoogleDrive) with Google app script (2 answers) Closed 4 months ago. I would like to ask you, please,
Concate String to a formula in app script
I have a values in google sheet and the format is =+40,-58. This give me ERROR! because the sheet is taking it as formula. I can manually edit this by adding ‘ single qoute before equal sign but when i append qoute using script it append qoute with ERROR!. Tried multiple thing like getting cell type, convert it to string.
Why is this 2D array filtering not working?
I have this 2D array and I’m trying to filter it, but it’s coming out unfiltered: Data: Filtering line: Expected result: WTHeck am I missing? Thank you! Answer Not smart enough to use those Array.map/filter function, but I guess this is what you want?
forEach function for multiple sheets in Google Scripts
I am attempting to run a script that will copy info from multiple different sheets to a different file. I am having issues with the forEach function. The error I am getting is: Error ReferenceError: sheets is not defined copy @ Code.gs:9 copyInfo @ Code.gs:4 Answer If you create a function to use with forEach, that function needs to accept
setValue function skipping rows instead of choosing current in for loop
I have this code in Google Apps Script that is linked to a Google Sheet: The script is supposed to send reminder emails. Everything works well, except this one line: This line should add the value of 1 to a specific cell in the Google Sheet, in the current row the for loop is at. However, instead of adding the
Pass Google Apps Script (GAS) – Charts Service chart to HTML Template to create within GAS to create Modeless Dialog Box
User: Tanaike kindly answered my question here: Pass Google Apps Script (GAS) – Charts Service chart to HTML Template within GAS However, I realized that I’d like to also edit my template and use a modeless dialog box to do some formatting prior to sending an email; I find it helpful to preview my work in the modeless dialog box.
Pass Google Apps Script (GAS) – Charts Service chart to HTML Template within GAS
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/charts I’d simply like to pass the chart object generated from Charts Service within the HTML template (where I choose – not as an attachment, but within the template) to email. I have had success attaching the chart object, but I’d like to integrate this within the email itself/embed Here is the Google Apps Script code (using the link above
forEach array getting error TypeError: Cannot read property ‘forEach’ of undefined
im trying to clean some sheets, individually i make it work uncommenting and changing sheet name but when when i try to group in array and execute with foreach im getting error TypeError: Cannot read property ‘forEach’ of undefined doCleanSheets @ – 10x_to_11x.gs:87 line 87 is SpreadsheetApp.getActive().sheet.forEach(doClean); searched for error, but results were way more complex than my case, and
How to pass an object inside a function call of a button in google app script
I am having trouble parsing the object correctly. This code is on the backend. On the front end this renders as <input type=”button” class=”btn btn-link btn-xs” value=”Download JSON” onclick=”downloadFileAutomatically(‘{” rohan”:”sharma”}’)”=””> the )”=”” section at the end is random and wrong. On clicking this button the browser throws Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token which is expected behavior. How should I