In this example, I have a set of data from a Google Sheet (4Cat) feeding into another sheet (ImportFeeder) where I am running my Google Script.
At the end of the scr
Why not using a custom filter function?
Added a .toLowerCase() to match "ipad" case insensitive.
function myFunction() {
var sss = SpreadsheetApp.openById('1kL96dRm3Z8XBtMXnSzUARxR1b34-njlkZQ1sU0c3g1s'); //replace with source ID
var ss = sss.getSheetByName('4cat'); //replace with source Sheet tab name
var range = ss.getRange('A:V'); //assign the range you want to copy
var rawData = range.getValues() // get value from spreadsheet 1
var data = rawData.filter(isColKiPad); // Filtered Data will be stored in this array
var tss = SpreadsheetApp.openById('1u7547KaniKHLUJn2v-ezN4l8ZcxE4viCFcoxsA904MI'); //replace with destination ID
var ts = tss.getSheetByName('Sheet1'); //replace with destination Sheet tab name
ts.getRange(2,1,ts.getLastRow() - 1,ts.getLastColumn()).clear(); // Assuming header is in the first row, clears sheet but header
ts.getRange(2, 1, data.length, data[0].length).setValues(data);
};
// Change both to ts.getRange(1,1,[...] if there's no header row
function isColKiPad(arr) {
return arr[10].toLowerCase() == "ipad";
};
Did you consider using a Spreadsheet formula? You could try a combination of =IMPORTRANGE(spreadsheet_key, string_range) and QUERY(data, query, [header]) to import your range already filtered :
=QUERY(IMPORTRANGE("1kL96dRm3Z8XBtMXnSzUARxR1b34-njlkZQ1sU0c3g1s";"4cat!A:V");"SELECT * WHERE Col11 = 'iPad'")
You won't even need to clear your sheet this way.