I have a Google Sheet with 50+ rows of data. I am then using the Autocrat add-on to create 50 separate Google Sheets with the individual data. Autocrat produces a list of URLs to each document.
I would like to use these URLs to then publish each one to the web in bulk, and have the published URLs put back into this spreadsheet next to the current data (URL with a corresponding data row).
Is this possible?
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High Level:
I am looking to consolidate multiple google sheets into a master Google sheet, where changes made on either the master or the individual sheets is synced.
Details:
We have multiple google sheets files that detail product that has been ordered for a specific job. I would like to consolidate the data in these sheets into one master, so that our shipping/receiving department can mark items as delivered in the master, and that change is reflected in the individual order sheets. I want to avoid putting individual file URL's within the script, because order sheets are archived once completed, and new order sheets are created.
I picture a script that pulls all of the order sheet URLs from the folder they're housed in, and then populates the data from those sheets, and sync's each line item to their respective origin.
I have been able to create a script that populates all of the file names and URL's into a spreadsheet, but that is as far as I have gotten.
I have a Google Sheets spreadsheet with several tabs. Data is written to the 'tracker' tab constantly by a script which is writing information from incoming files. So new rows are constantly being added.
The tracker tab has a number of 'filter views' built using the UI. The data range that these filter views point to does not update when new rows are added.
I have seen some scripts which seem to be able to update the range if usng the Google Sheets API. However, I need something that runs within Google Apps Script itself..
Can anyone help?
The answer was to add the Google Sheets API via the add Services menu.
I am new to Google apps script.
my question is that how to export one or multiple columns from google sheet to google docs using apps script that to be in single doc
You may want to take a look at the many mail merge add-ons. Choose Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons and search for "mail merge" to get started. If your sheet is a Microsoft Excel file, you will have to File > Save as Google Sheet to use add-ons.
AutoCrat is a pretty decent free mail merge tool that lets you create a single text document that lays out all the rows in the sheet the way you want, or alternatively lets you create multiple documents where each document lays out data from a single row of the sheet.
I want to make a standalone web app that's an interface for a Google Sheet -- not any Google Sheet, but one specific Google sheet.
Essentially, let's just assume that I have a google sheet with an employee directory on it, and I want a direct link to show a plain-jane HTML table of the data. Everywhere I've looked doesn't seem to cover this in this way, so I'm very confused.
So I'm working on a google gadget(really only gadgetizing so I can get a datastore for this) that I want to be embeddable in a google spreadsheet (after this point, I'm going to skip the word google - you can just imagine it's there).
I want to use the spreadsheet that I embed the gadget in as a key/value store for the data I enter within the gadget (I think the 2K limit for gadget data won't be enough). It looks like what I'll want to do is use the gadget's feed api to manipulate the
spreadsheet's list feed. However, in order to know what the spreadsheet's list feed is, I need to know the key for the spreadsheet (which is in the URL). I don't think I can scrape the key directly from the URL, since the gadget seems to be inserted via iframe.
So I need to know how I can tell a gadget that I'm embedding in a spreadsheet the key for that spreadsheet. I suppose I could have the user enter it manually, but I'd much rather have my gadget know the key programmatically.
You might want to try using Google Apps Script instead of a gadget. It is aware of the spreadsheet it is embedded on.
http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/
You should be able to retrieve a list of spreadsheets by making a GET request to this URL:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/spreadsheets/private/full
See Google Spreadsheets API for more details:
http://code.google.com/apis/spreadsheets/data/3.0/developers_guide_protocol.html#ListingSpreadsheets