spreadsheet

I'm using the Google Spreadsheet API to convert a document containing workers shifts into event calendars. The only problem is that shifts are represented by merged cells according to days and hours (with days and hours as rows and different work slots as cols), and when I read a certain cell, which is merged and spans over 6 cells, I cannot get the cells certain width or its merged area. For example: If I try to get the values between (4C:4E) I will get "Bob, , ," and not "bob,bob,bob", and I cannot even find a way to know how many cells "bob" take. Do you guys know how can I know how many

I am new to flutter and a have question that shouldn't be to hard to answer for a pro. I have a simple spreadsheet with 5 columns and 10 rows. Now I have two variables, representing column and row index. I want to simply read the corresponding value out of the spreadsheet, depending on the wanted column and row numbers. Is this possible with flutter? Can flutter read a spreadsheet (.csv e.g.) and somehow get the information out of it? I'm looking forward to an answer, thank you! EDIT: This is the code I have so far, originally from https://flutter.io/cookbook/persistence/reading-writing-files/

I am using excel and i want to display a value to a certain number of significant figures. I tried using the following equation =ROUND(value,sigfigs-1-INT(LOG10(ABS(value)))) with value replaced by the number I am using and sigfigs replaced with the number of significant figures I want. This formula works sometimes, but other times it doesn't. For instance, the value 18.036, will change to 18, which has 2 significant figures. The way around this is to change the source formatting to retain 1 decimal place. But that can introduce an extra significant figure. For instance, if the result was 182

I hope we have some users familiar with slickGrid seeing as how StackOverflow uses it also :) I have a HTML containing my slickGrid as follows: <div style="position:relative; overflow:visible; width:600px; margin:25px 0 0 0;"> <div id="myGrid" style="width:100%;overflow:visible; min-height:100px; max-height:300px;"></div> </div> <div class="options-panel"> <h2>Demonstrates:</h2> <ul> <li>adding basic keyboard navigation and editing</li> <li>custom editors and validators</li> <li>auto-edit settings</li> </ul> <h2>Options:</h2> <button onclick="grid.setOptions({autoEdit:true})">Auto-edit ON<

I am trying to iterate a COUNTIF formula that counts the number of cells in each row containing numbers greater than 4. I am trying to use ArrayFormula to do this but it isn't working. Unfortunately it counts ALL the cells matching the condition across the entire range B2:G39 resulting in 26 being entered in each row of column K rather than row by row count i.e. number of cells >4 in B2:G2 entered in K2, number of cells >4 in B3:G3 entered in K3 This is the formula =ARRAY_CONSTRAIN(arrayformula( if( row(H:H)=1, "Number of cells >4",COUNTIF(A2:G39,">4"))),39,1) Here is a spreadsheet that

With Spreadsheet::WriteExcel , I can create a new workbook, but what if I want to open an existing book and modify certain columns? How would I accomplish that? I could parse all of the data out of the sheet using Spreadsheet::ParseExcel then write it back with new values in certain rows/columns using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel , however. Is there a module that already combines the two? Mainly I just want to open a .xls , overwrite certain rows/columns, and save it. Ether Spreadsheet::ParseExcel will read in existing excel files: my $parser = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel->new(); # $workbook is a

Spent a bunch of time looking at this.. It seems that what little info there was about accessing a Google-apps spreadsheet is not very well maintained.. At Google IO this year there was an announcement of enhanced Google-apps script. Including UI elements.. That got me to thinking of creating a widget based on data in Google spreadsheets, no data writing just a simple reading/look up and display calculations.. Then I realized the UI feature was only available for Premier account.. Not a huge deal at only $50/yr and some free trial time up front. It seems that the ui feature may be somewhat