问题
If we have only a time in say cell A1 of Google sheets. For example, I have this:
8:09:00 AM
When I use this to fetch the contents of the cell: sheet.getRange(1, 1).getValue(); this is what it returns:
Sat Dec 30 1899 08:09:00 GMT-0500 (EST)
Why is this happening? Any way for getvalue() to stop interpreting the data and get the raw data instead?
Note: No special formatting has been set by me for the cell. So I guess the formating is the default (automatic), which is not something I want to change for every cell containing such data. The cells containing such times will not be known apriori in any case.
回答1:
Use range.getDisplayValue() to get the display value as a string.
More details on this can be found here: Difference between getValue() and getDisplayValue() on google app script
In short, getvalues returns an object which can be a number,a date or a string. In this case it returns a date object, which why it get formatted differently.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42383165/getvalues-returns-a-complete-date-in-the-year-1899-for-a-cell-containing-only