So, the basis of what I am attempting to do is have the sheet "Employee Hours" order the rows dependant on the persons position in "Column D" - So, for example if an individuals rank is changed to Assistant Manager,…
I'm trying to make my script send an email. The email has mail to and cc but the email wont send if the cc is missing. Not all my rows have a cc email. I want to send the email…
In google sheet, I've got a script to retrieve JSon from an url function getTeamData() { var DATA_SPREADSHEET_ID = "xxxx"; var ss = SpreadsheetApp.openById(DATA_SPREADSHEET_ID); var TeamDataSheet = ss.getSheetByName("rawTeam"); TeamDataSheet.clearContents(); var url = 'xxxx'; var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url); var content =…
I've got a url where the result is shown as below "playerInfo": { "059gh": { "eligiblePos": "Flx3,G,Flx,Flx2,PG", "status": "FA" }, "04mr6": { "eligiblePos": "Flx3,G,Flx,Flx2,PG", "status": "FA" }, "059fz": { "eligiblePos": "Flx3,G,Flx,Flx2,PG", "status": "FA" }, "059fw": { "eligiblePos": "Flx3,G,Flx,Flx2,PG", "status": "FA"…
I need to return several columns from an array pulled out of Google Sheets. Currently my code is let out = data.map(function (row, index) { return [row[1], row[0], row[36], row[6], row[45], row[46], row[47], row[7]]}); This code works well. But the…
Seems like this should be very simple; I have a 2D array: [["Apple",123], ["Berry",234], ["Cherry",345], ["Dog",456]] I have a list: ["Apple","Dog"] I would like to return an array based on the list items: [["Apple",123], ["Dog",456]] Note: the real 2D array…
In google Apps script i am pulling rows of numbers into an array I need to find the sum of every element in that array This code works fine: (This is pulling the values into the array) var test =…
Can you please help me why its not working everytime i click on button its not updating. I want to get the old value of column J and column K and set it to column L and M everytime it…
If I understood correctly, there is no enum in Javascript/Google Scripts (I'm a Javascript novice, so I know just the basics of it). To overcome this, one can define a list of constants, like: const COLUMNS_INDEXES { FIRST_NAME: 1, LAST_NAME:…
I'm trying to call a function from a library in a HTML page but it doesn't work : <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <base target="_top"> </head> <body> <form id="myForm"> <label for="champ1">Champ 1 :</label> <input type="text" name="champ1" id="champ1" required><br> <label for="champ2">Champ 2…