google-spreadsheet-api

How to get the last row with value in the new Google Sheets API v4 ? i use this to get a range from a sheet: mService.spreadsheets().values().get("ID_SHEET", "Sheet1!A2:B50").execute(); how to detect the last row with value in the sheet ? You can set the range to "A2:D" and this would fetch as far as the last data row in your sheet. I managed to get it by counting the total rows from current Sheets. Then append the data to the next row. rowcount = this.mService.spreadsheets().values().get(spreadsheetId, range).execute().getValues().size() You don't need to. Set a huge range (for example A2

I'm trying to access a Google Spreadsheet via the GData API using oAuth 2.0 service-account credentials created for a Python 2.7 app hosted on Google App Engine. The app uses the recent gdata-python-client from Google, v. 2.0.18 (gdata and atom). The app uses the recent google-api-python-client-gae, v. 1.2. In the Google Developer Console for this project (in this example referred to as "my-gae-app"), I have created a Service Account and delegated domain-wide authority to the service account as described here The desired spreadsheet in Google Drive belongs to a Google Apps for Work domain,

Where is example code showing how to use the Google Data Java Client Library and its support for OAuth 2.0 with the Google Spreadsheet API (now called the Google Sheets API )? Answer moved from original question to match site "Q and A" format. The Google Data Java Client Library supports OAuth 2.0 . Unfortunately, there are no complete samples in the library showing how to use it with the Google Spreadsheet API . Here is an example that has worked for me. I hope someone find it helpful. import com.google.api.client.auth.oauth2.Credential; import com.google.api.client.googleapis.auth.oauth2

I've seen numerous articles on this but they seem outdated, for instance none of the Google Docs Spreadsheet urls has key parameter. I read this as well: JSON data from google spreadsheet Then I read this to access data https://developers.google.com/gdata/samples/spreadsheet_sample My spreadsheet exists at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SKI5773_68HiSve1fsz7fr4gotjFWHB7KBuVsOlLz6I/edit#gid=0 I've tried using this code, I think I have a problem with the key or syntax, please guide to fix. <script src="http://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/feed/1SKI5773

I've been doing some research and for some reason can't find a good example showing this anywhere, and I am starting to wonder if it's even possible. What's I'm looking to do is to have my extension write data within a Google Spreadsheet, so that the sheet is being used as a database. Does anyone have any documentation that I could follow through? Considering that the Spreadsheet API doesn't seem to allow JavaScript, is that even possible? THanks. Ohhh Yes, it is definitely possible. I have used the Spreadsheet API extensively using Javascript. You'll need to use the Protocol version of the

I have an application where I, with a Google Service Account , gather lots of information about my site from the Analytics API. My next step is to create a spreadsheet with the service account and share the document with a couple of users. I have checked out the documentation at https://developers.google.com/google-apps/spreadsheets/ but I can't find anything there about service accounts and sharing the documents. So my first question is this possible? If not do I need to implement the "use my personal account" as exemplified in the documentation? If yes could you please provide me with an