Google Sheets Apps Script - Read Range to a JavaScript Array & Write to a Range Tutorial - Part 7

Video tutorial series about Apps Script (JavaScript) in Google Sheets (Excel VBA Equivalent).

In this tutorial we'll cover how to read a range to a JavaScript array & write an array to a range in Google Sheets using scripts.

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[ricardoespaniol]

I like the way you teach. You explain everything in a clear easily understandable way. Looking forward to the next video.

[viniciusnascimento]

Your channel is awesome! You helped me a lot, thanks. Keep doing a good work!

[homejonny]

Very nice and clear tutorial. Thank you.

As a suggestion, that would be nice a part 2 explaining how to get the range address automatically, by just pointing out the most top-left cell (origin and destination).

[santosahernandezmendoza]

Excellent tutorials, issues of transcendence, especially because it is an uncommon work, but has a huge future of usefulness because it is an application on the network and also a calculation tool that maybe in the near future can be complemented with Advantages of Excel. I greatly appreciate your work and please include me on your subscriber list.

[tsuromageng]

Thank you. Ur awesome. I wish i could double like this video.

[rajendrapandey]

Hi, nice tutorial. But how would you copy the range to blank rows underneath? For example, I have data on Rows 1:7 and I want to copy rows 1:7 to 9:16 and next time I want to copy to Rows 18:26 and so on....Thanks

[codyrae]

If I'm running a script, doing a loop, how could I get getRange(1, 1) to be recognized as 'A1'.

Then as it runs through the script it would reference the corresponding cell.

[DanielZini]

Do I have to translate that to get the values?
Thank you!

[denverp]

Do you have a tutorial on how to execute - currentregion, select.end, offset vba togsheet app? Thanks

[mikeknott]

any chance you will make a video on making a form using a sheet and app scripts? I have some knowledge on this but sure you would do a better job at this.. again great video, real easy to follow.

[stevendyk]

Good, but better: go full circle from range to an array, and back to a range. This put a range into an array, but doesn't do any additional work on it. Instead, an array is manually created, and written back to a range. Helpful, but most work is full circle - pull a range, do some work, then write back (parts of) the array to a range.

[koungsareth]

Hello Teacher!
How to write data to spreadsheet which is cells/ rangs merged by using Google script .
Deeply thanks

[jonashilpert]

How i can get an apecific element out of an array? var var a = temp[2]?

[hansikakidsvideos]

Sir if possible plz post a video to get input from html & return the result from sheet to html

Like use Google sheet as a database/ server which calculate based on user input in html & return the result in html

Thank you in advance
Learning a lot from your videos

[johnbaughmanLovesLucy]

This is not directly tied to your video, but all of a sudden I can no longer edit my javascript files. Even though I try to after logging into my gmail account, and they reside on my google drive. Apparently I now need to get permission from Google to edit my own files? No one else uses them, is there a quick fix to this or do I need to go back to LibreOffice? Any advice apprecieated.

[Pindosina]

I thought this video would explain how to take range data from google apps script and use it in javascript in html file. Because simple range is represented by simply a string of comma separated values. You can't use that in javascript. There's gotta be some way to convert this range data to an object or array in javascript.

[johnn]

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[johnbaughmanLovesLucy]

Thans for this excellent video! One question: I have a very large range that I'd like to get into an array for manipulation. Can I just format the column of text as text and then not need to manually go through and put " " around each cell? If you could address the issues in large ranges and arrays it would be great. (I subscribed to your excellent channel here). - John