google-apps-script

问题 I have two sheets as "Enquiry" and "Master" with owner as "Admin". In enquiry sheet, I protected few columns and shared across users. Users enter data in enquiry sheet and click on plugin (Add-on). The plugin will copy data to master sheet and enters some data in locked cells. Plugin (Add-on) is throwing error because it is not able to edit locked cells. So I want the plugin (Add-on) to run with Admin account rather than user account or any other way to achieve this solution. Note: Admin and

问题 I have two sheets as "Enquiry" and "Master" with owner as "Admin". In enquiry sheet, I protected few columns and shared across users. Users enter data in enquiry sheet and click on plugin (Add-on). The plugin will copy data to master sheet and enters some data in locked cells. Plugin (Add-on) is throwing error because it is not able to edit locked cells. So I want the plugin (Add-on) to run with Admin account rather than user account or any other way to achieve this solution. Note: Admin and

问题 I have the following code, which is part of a larger program. I am trying to insert an image from my Google drive into a google doc and have it resized and centered. So far I am able to get the program to insert the image and resize it, but I do not know how to center an inlineImage. I am new to using google apps script and I have basically been copying other people's examples and modifying them. Your help would be appreciated. Let me know if I need to clarify. Again, I am trying to CENTER

问题 I created a Spreadsheet-bound script with a single function: function doGet() { Logger.log("test"); } Then I deploy with: Execute as me, and Access - anyone, even anonymous. However, going to published site fails with an error "Sorry, unable to open the file at this time." (or if accessed via curl - returns 404). Exactly the same procedure works in standalone scripts. Is there a limitation or a gotcha about container-bound scripts? 回答1: This may be a bug. The published endpoint URL returned

问题 Context So I have a spreadsheet with 11+ sheets, though will be adding more later. I want to dynamically name the columns using named range. I created a macro script and have been using this. Only the problem is for every sheet, I have to go to the script and change the name of the named range: function NamedRanges() { var spreadsheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlineDate', spreadsheet.getRange('A:A')); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlinePrice', spreadsheet

问题 Context So I have a spreadsheet with 11+ sheets, though will be adding more later. I want to dynamically name the columns using named range. I created a macro script and have been using this. Only the problem is for every sheet, I have to go to the script and change the name of the named range: function NamedRanges() { var spreadsheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlineDate', spreadsheet.getRange('A:A')); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlinePrice', spreadsheet

问题 Context So I have a spreadsheet with 11+ sheets, though will be adding more later. I want to dynamically name the columns using named range. I created a macro script and have been using this. Only the problem is for every sheet, I have to go to the script and change the name of the named range: function NamedRanges() { var spreadsheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlineDate', spreadsheet.getRange('A:A')); spreadsheet.setNamedRange('TrainlinePrice', spreadsheet

问题 I have a Google Sheet that does dynamic grouping with a script. I am looking for a function that gets rid of all those Groups in the sheet again. Similar to expandAllColumnGroups, I would like to have a function called removeAllColumnGroups - but it seems there is no such function available. My current approach is very slow and cumbersome. I did quite some research but could not even find a way to get all the columnGroups or at least the start-column-IDs in a sheet, so I iterate over every

问题 Continuation from the previous question: Detect Note changes with onChange I know that this is a duplicate question, but the answers from the questions similar to it have not worked for me. Google App Script getActiveSheet returns leftmost sheet, not active sheet function createSpreadsheetOpenTrigger() { var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); ScriptApp.newTrigger('onChange') .forSpreadsheet(ss) .onChange() .create(); } function onChange(e) { var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getActiveSheet();

问题 In Google docs, this function changes the selected text to black function selectedFontColorBlack() { // DocumentApp.getUi().alert('selectedFontColorBlack'); var sel = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument().getSelection(); var elements = sel.getRangeElements(); for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) { var element = elements[i]; // Only modify elements that can be edited as text; skip images and other non-text elements. if(element.getElement().editAsText) { var text = element.getElement()