google-apps-script

问题 I'm familiar with how to send emails via Google Apps Script (http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/articles/sending_emails.html). It's super cool. But is there a way I can email from Apps Script from another email address that I have access to? It seems like I can specify a reply to address, but the user still sees the email as from my primary user account, I believe. Example: My email is user@domain.com, but I'd like to send the email from event@domain.com from the Apps Script

问题 I'm familiar with how to send emails via Google Apps Script (http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/articles/sending_emails.html). It's super cool. But is there a way I can email from Apps Script from another email address that I have access to? It seems like I can specify a reply to address, but the user still sees the email as from my primary user account, I believe. Example: My email is user@domain.com, but I'd like to send the email from event@domain.com from the Apps Script

问题 I'm familiar with how to send emails via Google Apps Script (http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/articles/sending_emails.html). It's super cool. But is there a way I can email from Apps Script from another email address that I have access to? It seems like I can specify a reply to address, but the user still sees the email as from my primary user account, I believe. Example: My email is user@domain.com, but I'd like to send the email from event@domain.com from the Apps Script

问题 I'm familiar with how to send emails via Google Apps Script (http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/articles/sending_emails.html). It's super cool. But is there a way I can email from Apps Script from another email address that I have access to? It seems like I can specify a reply to address, but the user still sees the email as from my primary user account, I believe. Example: My email is user@domain.com, but I'd like to send the email from event@domain.com from the Apps Script

问题 I'm familiar with how to send emails via Google Apps Script (http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/articles/sending_emails.html). It's super cool. But is there a way I can email from Apps Script from another email address that I have access to? It seems like I can specify a reply to address, but the user still sees the email as from my primary user account, I believe. Example: My email is user@domain.com, but I'd like to send the email from event@domain.com from the Apps Script

问题 I want a Google Form for online attendance during the time from 10:15 AM to 14:30 PM, from Sunday to Friday. Google Form has an option "Stop Accepting Responses" which should be done manually every time. But it would be better if the same thing could be done automatically. I did some research on this. I didn't find any until I came across one, with similar situations but it too had no verified solution and everything looked gibberish. My thought: Extract the time the form was opened. If the

问题 I'm trying to put together a function that will allow me to pull a column's info from one sheet to another based on a key column. This would work similar to an index match or vlookup in excel/google. Sample Data: What I've tried: function vlookup(importFromSht, importToSht, importFromCompCol, importToCompCol,importFromCol, importToCol){ var lastImportFromRN = importFromSht.getLastRow(); var lastImportToRN = importToSht.getLastRow(); var importFromCompArr = importFromSht.getRange(2,

问题 I used my code for about a week (which was already very slow) but kept going. Today, while trying to run it, I get the message "ReferenceError: Function function getValues() {/* */} can not be used as the left-hand side of assignment or as an operand of ++ or -- operator." Here's the code: function PreenchePlanilha() { var App = SpreadsheetApp; App.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName('MacroHelp').getRange(1,1).activate(); var helpMacro = App.getActiveSpreadsheet().getActiveSheet(); var i =

问题 I have written google app script code for a spreadsheet. I want to publish part of it as an add-on, the other part (which stays as script bound to the spreadsheet) should be able to call functions in that add-on. I didn't find any hint in the google documentation about this. I read how calling functions in a library. Is calling functions in an add-on similar? Reason behind is I want to hide the logic of the add-on code, but give users the freedom to change the non add-on code. 回答1: There is

问题 I used my code for about a week (which was already very slow) but kept going. Today, while trying to run it, I get the message "ReferenceError: Function function getValues() {/* */} can not be used as the left-hand side of assignment or as an operand of ++ or -- operator." Here's the code: function PreenchePlanilha() { var App = SpreadsheetApp; App.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName('MacroHelp').getRange(1,1).activate(); var helpMacro = App.getActiveSpreadsheet().getActiveSheet(); var i =