SheetConverter | Google Apps Script library - interprets Google Sheets | Document Editor library
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SheetConverter library (formerly "Spreadsheet to HTML").
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QUESTION
I have sheet in Google and want to create macro/script, which send only visible (filtered) row, f.e. rows to be checked.
In this case I want to send via SheetConverter (https://sites.google.com/site/scriptsexamples/custom-methods/sheetconverter) only rows with:
- in row A - Nr rej. poj. only filtered ZYX value,
- in row F - 09:00 only rows with value 5.
Could you change this for that conditions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 08:40- An easy solution is to implement a
for
loop that loops through your data and selects the rows that fulfill your criteria. - Those rows can be pushed into a new array
- If the usage of SheetConverter requires a sheet range rather than a value array, you can e.g. assign the filtered values to an auxiliary sheet
- Below is a sample creating a new range with filtered rows in the auxiliary sheet "template" (that you need to create first) and passing the new range to SheeConverter.
QUESTION
I've been trying to create a script sending a cell array as a table (keeping formatting) however after hours and circa 30 variations of the code tested I keep on running into a wall...
So far I either: 1. Get an empty email 2. Get an email with all my data but no formatting (all numbers one after the other instead of a table) 3. The table written as HTML code in the email instead of the table itself. 4. An email with [Object] written as the message
I get result 2 by using this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-08 at 14:57Instead of pushing the html code into an array, join the new strings in the same variable. Also, use htmlbody
as your email body. Notice the variable table
in the for
loops:
QUESTION
To facilitate the annotation of audio files in a Google Spreadsheet, I'd like to implement an audio player in the sidebar which automatically plays the audio file mentioned as URL in the row of a table. After listening and entering some date in this row, I'd like to move to the next row and do the same. Thus, the URL to the audio file should be updated whenever I select a new row and the whole process should be fast, too, in order to listen quickly to one sound file after the other.
I've experimented with the solution mentioned in this SO post, but this solution is relying on a poll function with a time interval, which is impractical for me as it periodically is updating the sidebar. Crucial for me would be to update the content of the sidebar only once.
Code.gs
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 02:49Playing My Music
I added a play this button to each of my playlist selections. Perhaps this will help you to accomplish what you wish.
code.gs:
QUESTION
I want a Line chart from my spreadsheet to appear in the email.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 09:56If I understand correctly, you already have the chart created without issue in the spreadsheet, and you only want to get it as an image. To do this you need a reference to the chart in the sheet, and then use the getAs()
method on the chart's blob, it would look something like this for you:
QUESTION
I have applied this solution to e-mail the rows of a google sheet as part of the HTML body.
Unfortunately, it errors out because there is a limit set on the HTML body. The number of rows in my data is dynamic.
Limit Exceeded: Email Body Size. (line 209, file "SideBar")
Is there a way of getting around this? I would be OK with providing a preview of the rows, let's say 10 rows with all columns, on the HTML body and then providing a link to view the rest. Because the content on the sheet changes, the link should not be to that sheet. Instead I was thinking of saving a copy of the sheet as a new file on their own drive and linking to that. Another option is attaching an HTML file that has all the rows.
Here is what I currently have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 15:13The following is code I've been able to assemble through further research. It works well and addresses my requests. Here is what it does:
- Attaches a sheet. In this case an xls file. Chose this over HTML. To allow user to manipulate in excel if needed.
- Provides a preview of 10 lines as HTML in the body of the e-mail.
- Preview and attached file preserves format.
What it does not address:
- Save file to user's personal drive.
Here it goes:
QUESTION
Is there a way to only display rows that are blank in column F and email them. Trying to get all rows that don't have equipment ordered and send them in a email daily.
I'm using this script that uses SheetConverter. Here is what my sheet looks like. Here is what my email looks like.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-27 at 07:19The easiest way, and the one I know, is to :
get the values in an Array using
QUESTION
I am trying to write a code in google app script that can mail me the spreadsheet and everything works well. Below is the code I am using.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 20:25Since your are using sheetConverter library. It returns an HTML code with border style element set to 1/1px. So you will have to explicitly replace all the occurrences of border tag in your HTML like so
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