I\'ve this 2D array of data (let\'s call the variable arr
) that represents a table with various fields:
[1] [2] [3] [4]
[1],Fruit,
let filtered = arr.filter(dataRow => dataRow[2] === 'Red');
As noted by @ozeebee, ES6 is currently not supported in Google App Scripts, so you should try the following:
var filtered = arr.filter(function (dataRow) {
return dataRow[2] === 'Red';
});
In the comments, “classic way” refers to the ES5 method.
.filter
function takes a single parameter which is a callback to a function that returns true
if array entry should remain or false
if it should be removed, that’s the filtering. In this case, we should check whether third column of table row equals to Red
. The code: return dataRow[2] === 'Red'
is equal to:
if (dataRow[2] === 'Red') {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
Because the result of comparison is a boolean.