I really like named parameters. I can live without them, but there is one place where I really need them. Cases in which I want to create a class and the paramters are guaranteed to be present, nothing extra. This is one way of implementing them. (It's kinda ugly, but kinda cool.)
Either copy into your project, or use as a library: MWzXfEDYTWuJ_Xj0ap9H8-68b30WIDiE_
When the generated text can be automatically inserted into the cursor position of Google Document, Google Spreadsheet, and Google Slide, it will be useful for users. This report introduces sample scripts for achieving this.
Here, I would like to introduce 3 sample scripts for a Google Document, a Google Spreadsheet, and a Google Slide.
It is considered that when the current error message of Google Apps Script is expanded, it will be useful for a lot of users. This report introduces a sample script for expanding the error message of Google Apps Script using Gemini Pro API with Google Apps Script.
| // Mimic an Enum for Severity Levels | |
| const Severity = { | |
| INFO: 'INFO', | |
| WARNING: 'WARNING', | |
| ERROR: 'ERROR', | |
| DEBUG: 'DEBUG' | |
| }; | |
| /** | |
| * Class representing a logger with functionality to log messages to a Google Spreadsheet. |
| /** | |
| * Constants for boolean settings values. | |
| */ | |
| const YES = 'Yes'; | |
| const NO = 'No'; | |
| /** | |
| * The Settings class provides a way to manage script parameters/settings | |
| * directly within a Google Sheet, making it accessible for non-technical users. | |
| */ |
| function getConfig(request) { | |
| const config = communityConnector.getConfig(); | |
| config.newInfo() | |
| .setId('instructions') | |
| .setText('Enter Country Name to fetch university data.'); | |
| config.newTextInput() | |
| .setId('country') | |
| .setName('Country') |
This is a sample script for creating the multiple buttons on Google Spreadsheet using Google Apps Script.
Recently, I have got several contacts about this. I thought that when this is published, it might be useful for other users. So I published this sample script.
This is a sample script for copying a Google Spreadsheet including a container-bound script by removing the container-bound script using Google Apps Script.
When you want to copy a Google Google Spreadsheet including a container-bound script by removing the container-bound script using Google Apps Script, this could be achieved by using "get" and "create" methods of Sheets API before. The sample script is as follows.
const obj = Sheets.Spreadsheets.get(This is a sample script for converting Google Spreadsheet to an HTML table using Google Apps Script.
There is the case that it is required to convert a sheet in a Google Spreadsheet to an HTML table. For example, there might be a situation that a sheet in a Google Spreadsheet is sent as an email including an HTML table. And, there might be a situation in which a sheet in a Google Spreadsheet is published to an HTML page including the converted HTML table. I have published the method for achieving this before. Ref But, in that case, the column width, the row height, merged cells, and the images in the cells couldn't be used. When those are included in the script, the script becomes complicated. So, I couldn't include it. But, recently, I have come up with a simple method for achieving this. In this post. I would like to introduce
