google-spreadsheet-api

问题 Using Google Sheets API v4, I am looking to get the list of spreadsheets attached to my account. I did much research but have not found any solutions for that. 回答1: The v4 API doesn't offer a way to list spreadsheets. You'll need to use the Drive API. The Migrate from a previous API page has some details on how to do use the Drive API to do it. 回答2: To get list of all files of specific type, you can use drive API v3. Below is an example to get all sheets from drive of authenticated user.

问题 I'm using Python 2.7 and the client library for Google API which I am trying to use to get authenticated access to Spreadsheets like so: # sa == Service Account scope = 'https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds' credentials = SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(sa_id, sa_key, scope) http = httplib2.Http() http = credentials.authorize(http) build('spreadsheets', 'v2', http=http) Note this is from a client script and not in Google App Engine. The output of the above is: File "/Library/Python/2.7/site

问题 I was wondering if there is any way around (read: hacks) using the Google Spreadsheet API that doesn't impose the restriction of having the values in the header row in lowercase with no spaces. I'm aware that I can just make use of the cell based feed but that would have an overhead of my application having to track what column number corresponds to a particular column name. Does anyone have an alternative means? (Also I noticed that the Google Spreadsheet API Docs doesn't make any mention of

问题 I know it is possible to upload data cost to Google Analytics via the web interface. I, however, want to make this process a bit more automatic, so I thought about using google spreadsheet and google app script to short this processes. My ideia is to get the data I want to upload to Google Analytics on a spreadSheet and then use Google Apps Script Advanced Services to upload the data cost to my google Analytics Property. Unfortunately the documentation on Google App Script Advanced Services

问题 I have implemented the python code here below based on the documentation in order to access a spreadsheet accessible through a public link. It works once every hour. If I execute a few seconds after a success, I receive an error : Error opening spreadsheet no element found: line 1, column 0 Assumption: The access token has an expiry date of 1 hour. So the appengine would proceed to a token refresh after an hour, resetting the whole. Question: This code requests a new token for each request.

问题 I have an apps script that captures the onEdit event when I edit a certain Google Spreadsheet cell manually, and applies various formatting changes based on the change. However, when I edit the same cell using the Google Drive API, the script doesn't seem to run. Is there some way to trigger an event via the api which can be caught by the apps script? Or some other solution for this? 回答1: Publish as a web app: it is possible to trigger Google apps script code using a URL, i.e. from the Google

问题 How can i search a google spreadsheet using new api v4. In the api docs i found find/replace, but it can't find cells, it only replaces cells. So is there any method to find a value in a google spreadsheet other than brute-force method of fetching all data and searching in it? 回答1: This is a little bit of a kludge, but I create a cell using the API with this formula to search a specified column in a sheet: =ADDRESS(MATCH("SEARCHSTRING",A1:A999),2) This does mean I have to make three different

问题 I have a written a program that takes in user input, but now I want to be able to save that input by editing a Google spreadsheet every time a user submits the form. So basically, the Google spreadsheet is constantly being updated. Can anyone provide a tutorial on how I might be able to achieve this? I'm writing in Java using Eclipse, so which plug-ins would I need? I have already tried using some of the sample code provided in the Google Spreadsheets API (adding a list row section), but I

问题 I'm working on a JS application that uses Google spreadsheets. I access them via the REST interface using OAuth authorization, and all is well and good when I stick to GET requests used for reading. I'd like to add a new worksheet using the API shown in the docs. This requires a POST request with the rather strange Content-type: application/atom+xml , which I do like this (JQuery): $.ajax("https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/worksheets/{{key}}/private/full", { type: "POST", contentType:

问题 Background I'm developing a Python 2.7 script that analyzes data from an SQL table and at the end, generates a CSV file. Once the file is generated, I'm logging into my google sheet account and use the import option to import my CSV file into the google spreadsheet The manual labor is kinda stupid and I wish to add this ability to my script. Google Sheets API V4 So, I followed this guide, Python Quickstart and was able to complete all the steps. Then I followed Google Sheets API reference and