love your tutorials. Thanks for the content! I am trying to figure out how to create a loop with the goal of creating a new profile which -generates a new sheet in my drive -adds to a parent sheet for tracking (ie manager tracking progress for new employee [new user]) -appends new employee at the bottom of the employee list -links status updates between manager and employee data fields all with loops. hahahahha. Horrible explanation but I am a beginner at the beginning of a project so it seems appropriate. Anyway, your insight on any of these matters would be appreciated. Otherwise, keep bringing the content
Well, all I can say is, with lots of lines of codes, you can achieve all you want to. 😀 If you want to hire a freelancer to help you with this automation you can check this directory: workspacedevs.com/
Yeah, you could. But why would you want to do that? The idea behind the loop is to go through every item in the array. If you start incrementing by more than one, you will be skipping elements in the array. Is that your goal?
@@saperis O! Actually I have a large dataset in which, due a mix-up, I need to capture the value that appears in the 12th column to the right of the cell in every third row of a given column. So, I thought of using a counter that could increment by a value 3 instead of the usual 1. Midway I learned that adding a syntax sequence like += could help. I am trying the following way- for (var Index=0; Index
Thank you for a very clear, concise, and helpful presentation. At some point in time, would you be so kind to cover how to fetch data from a Microsoft xls format from an email attachment to sheet? or share simple sample code? Thanks in advance,
Hi Hine. Thank you for your feedback. I can't promise that we'll make such a video. But here some information on that subject in the mean time: developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/xml-service
Suppose we have data with email id and contact no field. We want to send email to specific email from data in spreadsheet. How can we do that through for or for each loop
It doesn't matter what type of data you have. As long as you understand the principal of two-dimensional arrays, you will always find a way to loop over the data. Maybe check this video to guide you: ruclips.net/video/JKsZoGcYGFk/видео.html
Also, would you be able to give some tutorial about the Google Colab? I found the Colab is very useful in merging data from many Spreadsheets in many Gdrive folders, but there isn't much tutorial available for this.
I had to Google "Colab" as I had no idea what it was. I quickly checked it out and must say that it's not a topic I will be covering on my RUclips channel. My aim is to help Google Workspace users automate tasks and workflows with Apps Script. So help people who have no or very little coding experience. Google Colab on the other hand requires Python know-how which I personally don't even have. It wouldn't make sense for me to try to teach something I don't know. 🤔
Really enjoying your videos. I would love if you could help me or do a video on Apps Script-MySQL. I would love a video on importing a apps script SQL function into a sheet such as using a function that gives you the total of 'whatever' and then import it into a sheet. Basically, combining the SQL results with an apps script code-two codes. It does not have to be SQL. I just would like to see how to combine the code of one function into another that transports it into a sheet.
I don't think I will be doing any videos about data from a SQL server any time soon. Check this video where I access a function from within another function. That's one way how you can do it: ruclips.net/video/Rl0bzCcrZcQ/видео.html
Thanks for watching the video. I try to make videos that are useful to many viewers. So typically I'll make videos about something more generic. That's the reason why I can't promise that I'll make a video for that specific data handling you are dealing with.
Has anybody thanked you for leaving your mistakes in the video? I'm not kidding. It's hard to explain but I've noticed a couple of your errors before they're corrected on-screen, and it makes me feel a little more engaged? Like if I can notice the mistake, HOW DO I KNOW IT'S A MISTAKE? What have I learned and how does it fit into what you're saying? Ugh, this sounds so snarky but I don't mean it that way! I could not fit my head around two-dimensional arrays until you explained it!
Well, good to know that my mistakes can be useful. 😀 When I first started out with Apps Script I had a two dimensional array written out on my whiteboard. This would help me especially when I was writing a loop for the array. Nowadays I often log out the data to the console, make a screenshot of it and have a look at it whenever I'm in doubt. No shame in using these little hacks.
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Thanks for the informative video.
You're welcome! - Chanel
The slide that shows both the table and arrays highlighted w different colors is an epic way to explain the idea!
also, love the choice of colors throughout videos
Happy you like the explanations and the colors. 😀
Thanks for sharing this is great!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love listening to you! how you teach makes me really interested on the subject. You are great teacher!
Wow, thank you! 😀
love your tutorials. Thanks for the content!
I am trying to figure out how to create a loop with the goal of creating a new profile which
-generates a new sheet in my drive
-adds to a parent sheet for tracking (ie manager tracking progress for new employee [new user])
-appends new employee at the bottom of the employee list
-links status updates between manager and employee data fields
all with loops. hahahahha. Horrible explanation but I am a beginner at the beginning of a project so it seems appropriate. Anyway, your insight on any of these matters would be appreciated.
Otherwise, keep bringing the content
Well, all I can say is, with lots of lines of codes, you can achieve all you want to. 😀
If you want to hire a freelancer to help you with this automation you can check this directory: workspacedevs.com/
@@saperis I am going to use my #3 Learner to pick up what you are putting down. ;)
Very good explanation, thank you
You're welcome. I'm always happy when my viewers enjoy my videos. 😀
Can we increment the loop by, a value, say, 2 or 3 or 5 etc.. instead of the standard increment by 1.
Yeah, you could. But why would you want to do that? The idea behind the loop is to go through every item in the array. If you start incrementing by more than one, you will be skipping elements in the array. Is that your goal?
@@saperis
O! Actually I have a large dataset in which, due a mix-up, I need to capture the value that appears in the 12th column to the right of the cell in every third row of a given column. So, I thought of using a counter that could increment by a value 3 instead of the usual 1. Midway I learned that adding a syntax sequence like += could help. I am trying the following way-
for (var Index=0; Index
Thanks, I'd love to know what are the new features on the AppScript Editor UI that Google just added recently
Hey Ralph. I'll be using the new editor from now on since it just was rolled out to my account this week.
muito boa didatica entendi perfeitamente . aqui no brasil carece de bons canais assim.. obrigado
Happy you liked the video. 😀
Thank you for a very clear, concise, and helpful presentation.
At some point in time, would you be so kind to cover how to fetch data from a Microsoft xls format from an email attachment to sheet? or share simple sample code?
Thanks in advance,
Hi Hine. Thank you for your feedback. I can't promise that we'll make such a video.
But here some information on that subject in the mean time: developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/xml-service
@@saperis Thanks so much for your help. I will give it a try. Sincerely
Suppose we have data with email id and contact no field. We want to send email to specific email from data in spreadsheet. How can we do that through for or for each loop
It doesn't matter what type of data you have. As long as you understand the principal of two-dimensional arrays, you will always find a way to loop over the data.
Maybe check this video to guide you: ruclips.net/video/JKsZoGcYGFk/видео.html
Hello, your video is up to the mark👍
But if i want to use in Google spreadsheet, so how can i use, pls make a video on it.
Thank you for the feedback. I have several videos on how to use Google Apps Script with Google Sheets on my channel. Greetings, Chanel
Also, would you be able to give some tutorial about the Google Colab? I found the Colab is very useful in merging data from many Spreadsheets in many Gdrive folders, but there isn't much tutorial available for this.
I had to Google "Colab" as I had no idea what it was. I quickly checked it out and must say that it's not a topic I will be covering on my RUclips channel.
My aim is to help Google Workspace users automate tasks and workflows with Apps Script. So help people who have no or very little coding experience.
Google Colab on the other hand requires Python know-how which I personally don't even have. It wouldn't make sense for me to try to teach something I don't know. 🤔
Awesome video Thank you!
Glad you liked it! By the way, my Apps Script online course might be interesting for you: courses.saperis.io
Really enjoying your videos. I would love if you could help me or do a video on Apps Script-MySQL. I would love a video on importing a apps script SQL function into a sheet such as using a function that gives you the total of 'whatever' and then import it into a sheet. Basically, combining the SQL results with an apps script code-two codes.
It does not have to be SQL. I just would like to see how to combine the code of one function into another that transports it into a sheet.
I don't think I will be doing any videos about data from a SQL server any time soon.
Check this video where I access a function from within another function. That's one way how you can do it: ruclips.net/video/Rl0bzCcrZcQ/видео.html
Thanks!
Happy you liked it! 😀
I am not able to view logs because file, view headings are not coming. Please tell how I can view logs.
I'm guessing you are using the new IDE Script Editor. In this case have a look at the top toolbar. There's a thing called Execition Log.
Very informative video, can you make one on for looping over a dynamic range for a target value/s to be replaced with a certain value? Much thanks
Thanks for watching the video. I try to make videos that are useful to many viewers. So typically I'll make videos about something more generic.
That's the reason why I can't promise that I'll make a video for that specific data handling you are dealing with.
@@saperis Thanks, I've solved it with the createtextfinder method already but just thought it would be interesting
Has anybody thanked you for leaving your mistakes in the video? I'm not kidding. It's hard to explain but I've noticed a couple of your errors before they're corrected on-screen, and it makes me feel a little more engaged? Like if I can notice the mistake, HOW DO I KNOW IT'S A MISTAKE? What have I learned and how does it fit into what you're saying?
Ugh, this sounds so snarky but I don't mean it that way! I could not fit my head around two-dimensional arrays until you explained it!
Well, good to know that my mistakes can be useful. 😀
When I first started out with Apps Script I had a two dimensional array written out on my whiteboard. This would help me especially when I was writing a loop for the array.
Nowadays I often log out the data to the console, make a screenshot of it and have a look at it whenever I'm in doubt.
No shame in using these little hacks.
@@saperis When I plan to use an array I draw it on some scratch paper and stick it on my monitor. I absolutely need a visual aid! 🤣
Dark background is not easily visible. It may be better visibility if it recorded in light mode.
We have since changed to recording our videos on white background.
Autosum automatic script google sheets...
Is that a question?
Just in case anybody actually cares, Apple’s old headquarters (not Google’s) were at 1 Infinite Loop
Thanks for setting the record straight 👍