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This cannot work given that the try..catch blocks are not executed simultaneously - it is either the one or the other.

So either you have to wrap both parts of the statement withing the lock, or you use the lock only inside the try (because the catch will only be executed in case of failure).

Sample 1:

I believe your situation and goal as follows.

• When the cell "K6" is edited, your script of onePeriod() is run. (Do you use OnEdit event trigger?)
• You want to retrieve the values from the cells "K3, F5, G5, H5, I5, J5, K5" from the source sheet ("Dashboard").
• You want to put the converted values to the destination sheet. In this case, the sheet name is the cell "F5". And the sample output situation can be seen at the top of image in your question.
• You want to put the converted values to the next row of last row of the same date in the column "A" on the destination sheet.

In your script, the values are retrieved each cell using getValue, getDisplayValue() and getValues(). And the values are put using setValue in the loop. By this, the process cost will be high. So in this modification, I would like to propose the following flow.

1. Retrieve values from the source sheet.
   • In this case, getDisplayValues() is used for retrieving the values. And when the values are converted, "Student ID" is converted to the number type.
2. Convert the values for putting to the destination sheet.
3. Put the converted values to the destination sheet.

When above flow is reflected to the script, it becomes as follows.

Try this,

It looks like your INSERT statement is specifying 7 columns (fname, lname, umail, upassword, gender, age, uid) to insert into and only 4 columns of data.

The table name with a space in it is also likely to cause an issue. Enclosing it in square brackets should fix that issue.

You SQL should start like this (if this text: " it has 4 rows: uid, uidd, psw_name, psw" means your table has 4 columns):

INSERT INTO [Table 2] (uid, uidd, psw_name, psw) VALUES (...

It depends whether you have the record reference on the frontend before update or not (whether you have fetched it before you are trying to update it).

But generally, you have two options

1. You can store the key reference as an "id" field on the object. To achieve that, you need two step process when creating the record at the first place

I think event.preventDefault is not letting the form to submit. So check by modifying the script to this :

Get rid of $(document).ready, it is used to make sure the markup has been loaded before assigning events. In your scenario, markup is being generated dynamically, plus document.ready inside a loop does not make sense.

The simplest way to fix this code is to move the $('button') outside the loop. After the loop, do the following

add name and id to input class of checkboxfiled in Template