google-apps-script-editor

I have two script projects for a spreadsheet. One was a temp one for development testing. I want to delete the temp one. When I click on script editor it shows both projects, and I can select one, but there is no option for deleting. Also when I open the project itself there is no delete option. I have seen other SO threads (such as this ), but it seems the interface is changed since then. Attached the screenshots. Script Editor File menu: Make sure that you are the owner of the script. I've tried to replicate your issue in other scripts which I don't own and it seems that I cannot see a

For my google sheets, each row gets populated at random, but when it does get populated, I want a function to run. Each time something gets populated, it's the next row (it's not a cell or a random row). I have the onChange trigger running right now. It is set to "run FunctionA from Spreadsheet on change". In that function, how do I grab the row that has been specifically changed/updated? What is the function/method I would use to manipulate whatever that row is? I searched around but couldn't find an appropriate answer. You should use the onEdit spreadsheet event. ( https://developers.google

I attempted to build a script but there are some issues. The table format are 2 columns which are date and values. These are the needs: IDEAL STATE Grab the last filled row (today's date) in the Google Sheets called "test". Check in that row if the value in column F is greater than 0.5. If it greater than 0.5, then trigger an email. In email body, it should state "Results found on [date]." This was my starting point but it does not produce what I want. These are the issues: CURRENT STATE 1.The script grabs every row in which column F was greater than 0.5 in the past. I only want to check for

I am just starting with Google Apps Script and following the Add-on quickstart https://developers.google.com/apps-script/quickstart/docs In the quickstart you can create a simple add-on to get a selection from a document and translate it with the LanguageApp service. The example gets the underlying text using this: function getSelectedText() { var selection = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument().getSelection(); if (selection) { var text = []; var elements = selection.getSelectedElements(); for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) { if (elements[i].isPartial()) { var element = elements[i]

in google script editor function foo(){ . . . // more than 100 lines . . } clicking on { or } highlights both in red with less than 100 lines both are green. Does it affect the code or is it just there to confuse us. I've tried this myself, and reproduced your results, using Chrome on Windows Vista. The paren matching went Red with exactly 100 blank lines between the opening and closing braces. Steps to try, for the non-believers: In Drive / Docs, create a new script for a blank project. Start with the template for "myFunction()". Place the cursor next to the opening or closing brace, and

I am using Google Apps Script and was wondering if I could use any sort of editor outside of the one Google provides. (I purchased Sublime Text and would like to use that.) The one Google provides is disgusting, with tiny text even though I have a giant screen and syntax colors that I find a bit difficult to distinguish on a white background with small text, and I don't have the beauties of Sublime like tons of custom keyboard shortcuts, all of my packages, etc. Google has dropped support for Apps Script inside Eclipse but you can set up a local development environment inside VS Code using the