google-sheets

问题 I'm trying to get some text out of google sheets using the script editor to send an email. The text contains an emoji unicode, however, when the email is sent it prints the plain text instead of displaying the unicode emoji.\ What I'm seeing in the email: &#9889 some text here &#9889 What I'd like to see in the email: '⚡ some text here ⚡' The text I have saved within google sheets: ⚡ some text here ⚡ The script I use to get the text out of google sheets. var emailText = myTemplate.getRange(x,

问题 I'm trying to get some text out of google sheets using the script editor to send an email. The text contains an emoji unicode, however, when the email is sent it prints the plain text instead of displaying the unicode emoji.\ What I'm seeing in the email: &#9889 some text here &#9889 What I'd like to see in the email: '⚡ some text here ⚡' The text I have saved within google sheets: ⚡ some text here ⚡ The script I use to get the text out of google sheets. var emailText = myTemplate.getRange(x,

问题 I'm trying to get some text out of google sheets using the script editor to send an email. The text contains an emoji unicode, however, when the email is sent it prints the plain text instead of displaying the unicode emoji.\ What I'm seeing in the email: &#9889 some text here &#9889 What I'd like to see in the email: '⚡ some text here ⚡' The text I have saved within google sheets: ⚡ some text here ⚡ The script I use to get the text out of google sheets. var emailText = myTemplate.getRange(x,

问题 I am using google docs for web scraping. More specifically, I am using the Google Sheets built in IMPORTXML function in which I use XPath to select nodes to scrape data from. What I am trying to do is basically check if a particular node exists, if YES, select some other random node. /*IF THIS NODE EXISTS*/ if(exists(//table/tr/td[2]/a/img[@class='special'])){ /*SELECT THIS NODE*/ //table/tr/td[2]/a } 回答1: You don't have logic quite like that in XPath, but you might be able to do something

问题 Say I have a table: A, 1 B, 1 C, 2 D, 1 E, 2 How do I view the table grouping by the 2nd column and aggregating by the first with a comma separated concat function ie: 1, "A,B,D" 2, "C,E" In both defining a pivot table and using the QUERY syntax, it seems that the only aggregation functions available are numerical aggregations like MIN, MAX, SUM, etc. Can I define my own aggregation function? 回答1: You have to add a "Calculated Field" to the pivot table, and then select "Summarise by > Custom"

问题 Say I have a table: A, 1 B, 1 C, 2 D, 1 E, 2 How do I view the table grouping by the 2nd column and aggregating by the first with a comma separated concat function ie: 1, "A,B,D" 2, "C,E" In both defining a pivot table and using the QUERY syntax, it seems that the only aggregation functions available are numerical aggregations like MIN, MAX, SUM, etc. Can I define my own aggregation function? 回答1: You have to add a "Calculated Field" to the pivot table, and then select "Summarise by > Custom"

问题 I'm having trouble creating a function to find the last row with data in a specified range, in this case I have data that moves in columns A:K and functions that use that data in L:Z . I want to paste data in the first empty row in the range A:K . I have tried using the solution of finding the first empty row in a specific column: var Avals = ss.getRange("A1:A").getValues(); var Alast = Avals.filter(String).length; but that isn't a viable solution for me since we may have empty first values

问题 I'm having trouble creating a function to find the last row with data in a specified range, in this case I have data that moves in columns A:K and functions that use that data in L:Z . I want to paste data in the first empty row in the range A:K . I have tried using the solution of finding the first empty row in a specific column: var Avals = ss.getRange("A1:A").getValues(); var Alast = Avals.filter(String).length; but that isn't a viable solution for me since we may have empty first values

问题 I have a URL in one cell which is the criterion for the IMPORTRANGE. e.g.: =IMPORTRANGE(B2,"sheet1!$A$1") I found a formula to collect it as criterion, but not in array version. A sample can be found here. 回答1: I see you have column B filled with Spreadsheet Ids, and you are trying to execute =ArrayFormula(IMPORTRANGE(B2:B,"sheet1!$A$1")) Not every spreadsheet function supports arrays as argument. In particular, importrange does not. You need separate importrange formulas for separate

问题 I have a URL in one cell which is the criterion for the IMPORTRANGE. e.g.: =IMPORTRANGE(B2,"sheet1!$A$1") I found a formula to collect it as criterion, but not in array version. A sample can be found here. 回答1: I see you have column B filled with Spreadsheet Ids, and you are trying to execute =ArrayFormula(IMPORTRANGE(B2:B,"sheet1!$A$1")) Not every spreadsheet function supports arrays as argument. In particular, importrange does not. You need separate importrange formulas for separate