I want to keep the ID of the new file the same, so that I can reference it in sheets and it will always have the updated data from this script. Sorry, something went wrong.
I'm also looking for a solution like that. A possible workaround may be to always create a file with a unique name and have the sheet you want to reference from other sheets to automatically retrieve the data from the newly created sheet with a unique name. Here is that solution. Configuration in Drive must be to standard convert excel to drive sheet in case of upolaoding files.
Now you have a folder in Drive with both type of files and you can decide to delete what you want. Which elements do I actually type in? I'm confused as to which parts are code, and which are notes. I'm having trouble getting the output files to get to a particular directory. I've got everything else running thank you. I looked through the API documentation and found that you can update the same file as long as you put the file id in the URL.
I've probably missed something important, but this was just to get it to work for me. I am by no means a hardcore coder. I couldn't get the file to move by listing the parents in the payload, but using the query string worked:. The following example shows how you can set the font style of a range:.
Apps Script lets you access existing data-validation rules in Google Sheets or create new rules. For instance, the following sample shows how to set a data-validation rule that allows only numbers between 1 and on a cell.
For more details on working with data-validation rules, see SpreadsheetApp. Apps Script lets you embed charts in a spreadsheet that represent the data in a specific range.
The following example generates an embedded bar chart, assuming you have chartable data in cells A1:B15 :. To learn more about embedding a chart into your spreadsheet, see EmbeddedChart and specific chart builders, such as EmbeddedPieChartBuilder.
To learn more about custom functions, try the Menus and Custom Functions 5-minute quickstart, or take a look at the more in-depth guide to custom functions. Unlike custom functions, you activate them with a keyboard shortcut or through the Google Sheets menu.
For more information, see Google Sheets Macros. Add-ons are specially packaged Apps Script projects that run inside Google Sheets and can be installed from the Google Sheets add-on store.
Group date-time by year, month, and day, for example Returns the value associated with this developer metadata, or null if this metadata has no value. Returns the Range for the column location of this metadata, or null if the location type is not DeveloperMetadataLocationType. Returns the Range for the row location of this metadata, or null if the location type is not DeveloperMetadataLocationType. Returns the Sheet location of this metadata, or null if the location type is not DeveloperMetadataLocationType.
Returns the Spreadsheet location of this metadata, or null if the location type is not DeveloperMetadataLocationType. Project-visible metadata is only visible to and accessible by the developer project that created the metadata. Return the chart ContainerInfo , which encapsulates where the chart appears on the sheet. Casts to a data source chart instance if the chart is a data source chart, or null otherwise.
Returns a stable identifier for the chart that is unique across the spreadsheet containing the chart or null if the chart is not in a spreadsheet. If true , the rows and columns used to populate the chart are switched. Returns an EmbeddedChartBuilder that can be used to modify this chart.
Enables paging, sets the number of rows in each page and the first table page to display page numbers are zero based. Adds basic support for right-to-left languages such as Arabic or Hebrew by reversing the column order of the table, so that column zero is the right-most column, and the last column is the left-most column.
Sets the index of the column according to which the table should be initially sorted ascending. Sets the index of the column according to which the table should be initially sorted descending.
Gets the filter criteria on the specified column, or null if no filter criteria is set. Sorts the filtered range by the specified column, excluding the first row the header row in the range this filter is applied to. Returns the boolean criteria type as defined in the BooleanCriteria enum. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell date is after the specified relative date.
Sets the filter criteria to show cells where a cell date is equal to the specified relative date. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell date is equal to any of the specified dates. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell date is not equal to any of the specified dates.
Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is falls between, or is either of, two specified numbers. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is equal to any of the specified numbers.
Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is greater than the specified value. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is greater than or equal to the specified value.
Sets the conditional conditional format rule to show cells where the cell number is less than the specified value. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is less than or equal to the specified value.
Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number does not fall between, and is neither of, two specified numbers. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is not equal to the specified value. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell number is not equal to any of the specified numbers.
Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell text is equal to any of the specified values. Sets the filter criteria to show cells where the cell text is not equal to any of the specified values. Sets the boolean criteria to criteria defined by BooleanCriteria values, typically taken from the criteria and arguments of an existing criteria.
Removes this group from the sheet, reducing the group depth of the range by one. Replaces this image with the one specified by the provided BlobSource.
Returns the PivotTable that this filter belongs to. Returns the date-time grouping rule on the pivot group, or null if no date-time grouping rule is set. Returns the PivotTable which this grouping belongs to.
Returns true if the sort is ascending, returns false if the sort order is descending. Removes the manual grouping rule with the specified groupName. When there is more than one row or column grouping, this method displays this grouping's label for each entry of the subsequent grouping. Sorts this group by the specified PivotValue for the values from the oppositeGroupValues. Creates a new pivot value in the pivot table calculated from the specified formula with the specified name.
Defines a new pivot value in the pivot table with the specified summarizeFunction. Returns the pivot table as a data source pivot table if the pivot table is linked to a DataSource , or null otherwise. Returns the Range representing the cell where this pivot table is anchored. Returns the PivotTable which this value belongs to. Determines whether all users in the domain that owns the spreadsheet have permission to edit the protected range or sheet.
Sets whether all users in the domain that owns the spreadsheet have permission to edit the protected range or sheet. Sets the specified range as the active range , with the top left cell in the range as the current cell. Sets the specified cell as the current cell. Applies a specified column banding theme to the range with specified header and footer settings. Fills the destinationRange with data based on the data in this range.
Calculates a range to fill with new data based on neighboring cells and automatically fills that range with new values based on the data contained in this range. Creates an empty data source pivot table from the data source, anchored at the first cell in this range.
Creates an empty data source table from the data source, anchored at the first cell in this range. Returns a DeveloperMetadataFinderApi for finding developer metadata within the scope of this range.
Creates an empty pivot table from the specified sourceData anchored at the first cell in this range. Returns the background color of the top-left cell in the range for example, ' ffffff'. Returns the background colors of the cells in the range for example, ' ffffff'. Returns a copy of the range expanded in the four cardinal Direction s to cover all adjacent cells with data in them.
Returns a copy of the range expanded Direction. Returns the DataSourceFormula for the first cell in the range, or null if the cell doesn't contain a data source formula.
Returns the DataSourceFormula s for the cells in the range. Returns the filter in the sheet this range belongs to, or null if there is no filter on the sheet. Returns the font color of the cell in the top-left corner of the range, in CSS notation such as ' ffffff' or 'white'. Returns the font colors of the cells in the range in CSS notation such as ' ffffff' or 'white'. Gets the line style of the cell in the top-left corner of the range 'underline' , 'line-through' , or 'none'.
Gets the line style of the cells in the range 'underline' , 'line-through' , or 'none'. Returns the font style 'italic' or 'normal' of the cell in the top-left corner of the range. Returns the formula A1 notation for the top-left cell of the range, or an empty string if the cell is empty or doesn't contain a formula. Returns the formula R1C1 notation for a given cell, or null if none. Returns an array of Range objects representing merged cells that either are fully within the current range, or contain at least one cell in the current range.
Starting at the cell in the first column and row of the range, returns the next cell in the given direction that is the edge of a contiguous range of cells with data in them or the cell at the edge of the spreadsheet in that direction.
Returns the Rich Text value for the top left cell of the range, or null if the cell value is not text. Inserts checkboxes into each cell in the range, configured with true for checked and false for unchecked. Inserts checkboxes into each cell in the range, configured with a custom value for checked and the empty string for unchecked.
Inserts checkboxes into each cell in the range, configured with custom values for the checked and unchecked states. Returns true if the cells in the current range overlap any merged cells. Returns a new range that is offset from this range by the given number of rows and columns which can be negative.
Returns a new range that is relative to the current range, whose upper left point is offset from the current range by the given rows and columns, and with the given height in cells. Returns a new range that is relative to the current range, whose upper left point is offset from the current range by the given rows and columns, and with the given height and width in cells.
Creates an object that can protect the range from being edited except by users who have permission. Removes rows within this range that contain values that are duplicates of values in any previous row. Removes rows within this range that contain values in the specified columns that are duplicates of values any previous row.
Sets the background color of all cells in the range in CSS notation such as ' ffffff' or 'white'. Sets the font color in CSS notation such as ' ffffff' or 'white'. Sets the font line style of the given range 'underline' , 'line-through' , or 'none'.
Set the font style for the given range 'italic' or 'normal'. Range — the newly set current cell. Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.
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Script project resources. Learn more. Asked 8 years, 5 months ago. Active 5 years, 9 months ago. Viewed 26k times. The task is to automate the manual process accomplished by the menu option "File Download As Plain Text" I want to be able to control the saved file name, which cannot be done via the menu.
After reading several other threads for possible techniques, this is what I've come up with. It builds a custom name for the file, makes the call, and the response code is Here's the code as a function.
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