Thank you, I had a small issue like some friends in here where the image didn't show, to fix this just go to the next colums and type: =IMAGE(X,X) to the previous column to it. And it'll show the image, then modify it to the end of colum playing with the variable.
Tom: I ran your script a couple of months ago on a folder with 1500 images with complete success. A few weeks ago I ran it again and everything seems to work except the image is not displaying in the "image column" The formula is there and it looks correct though. The links in the other column also act as expected. Any ideas?
Hi I'm sorry I feel there's a missing part to this. I would love to know where the script is to allow this to happen. I cannot find anything "posted below" Do you mind pointing me in the right direction? Thank you so much!
Not embarrassing. I'm not sure about its capabilities anymore given all the changes Google has made, but here's the larger post bionicteaching.com/map-a-folder-full-of-images-to-google-spreadsheet/
Super embarrassing question: where do I find the script to copy and paste? It's right here, somewhere, I'm sure of it, but I'm totally dorking out on finding it. This is not how I expected my Saturday morning to go...
Not embarrassing. I'm not sure about its capabilities anymore given all the changes Google has made but here's the larger post bionicteaching.com/map-a-folder-full-of-images-to-google-spreadsheet/
Thank you so much Its work in my job. by the way if I want to get the data from multi-folder. Could you share idea? : var folderId = "adress1"; ...var folderId = "adress2";...var folderId = "adress3";...and var folderId = "adress...";
if it's still working, you'd set up an array of the folder names and then loop through them calling the listFilesInFolder(folderName) function each time . . . so it'd be more like var allFolders = ['address1', 'address2'] and then a forEach loop
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my man! thank you very much ^^
7 years later and still works a charm
It worked!!!!!! Remember to make your folder with the photos public
Thank you, I had a small issue like some friends in here where the image didn't show, to fix this just go to the next colums and type:
=IMAGE(X,X)
to the previous column to it. And it'll show the image, then modify it to the end of colum playing with the variable.
Tom: I ran your script a couple of months ago on a folder with 1500 images with complete success. A few weeks ago I ran it again and everything seems to work except the image is not displaying in the "image column" The formula is there and it looks correct though. The links in the other column also act as expected. Any ideas?
I am having the same issue right now as well. Just curios to see if you were able to get it to work?
Same issue with me
@@ShyamShah696 I believe Google shut down that option
The Script editor has changed to Apps Editor and it won't let me run the program. Do you have updated instructions?
Hi I'm sorry I feel there's a missing part to this. I would love to know where the script is to allow this to happen. I cannot find anything "posted below" Do you mind pointing me in the right direction? Thank you so much!
Not embarrassing. I'm not sure about its capabilities anymore given all the changes Google has made, but here's the larger post bionicteaching.com/map-a-folder-full-of-images-to-google-spreadsheet/
That is really amazing tool but tell me what is the running concept behind to pulling the Date. Pl reply, awaiting..
Super embarrassing question: where do I find the script to copy and paste? It's right here, somewhere, I'm sure of it, but I'm totally dorking out on finding it. This is not how I expected my Saturday morning to go...
Not embarrassing. I'm not sure about its capabilities anymore given all the changes Google has made but here's the larger post bionicteaching.com/map-a-folder-full-of-images-to-google-spreadsheet/
I had this working last night, but today the images aren't showing. Any idea why? I made the folder public...
I'm pretty sure that this has been disabled by Google.
Thank you so much Its work in my job. by the way if I want to get the data from multi-folder. Could you share idea? : var folderId = "adress1"; ...var folderId = "adress2";...var folderId = "adress3";...and var folderId = "adress...";
if it's still working, you'd set up an array of the folder names and then loop through them calling the listFilesInFolder(folderName) function each time . . . so it'd be more like var allFolders = ['address1', 'address2'] and then a forEach loop