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This is a sample script for converting the values of Google Spreadsheet to an object using Google Apps Script.
Sample script function myFunction() { const sheetName = "Sheet1"; const [headers, ...rows] = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet() .getSheetByName(sheetName) .getDataRange() .getValues(); const res = rows.map((r) => headers.reduce((o, h, j) => Object.assign(o, { [h]: r[j] }), {}) ); console.log(res); } When this script is run, the above sample image can be retrieved. In this sample script, the 1st row of the sheet is used as the header row.
RichTextApp was updated to v1.3.0 v1.3.0 (October 20, 2021)
Added a new method of RangeToHTMLTableForSpreadsheet. In this method, the range on Google Spreadsheet is converted to a HTML table. Using this method, for example, you can send the specific range in the Spreadsheet as an email by including a HTML table. You can see the sample HTML table at https://jsfiddle.net/oq9x458e/. I used this method for this thread of Stackoverflow.
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There is Class TextFinder in Spreadsheet service for Google Apps Script. Ref The TextFinder can search and replace the texts in the Spreadsheet using Google Apps Script. There is the method for createTextFinder in Class Spreadsheet, Class Sheet and Class Range. When these methods are used, you can search and replace the texts for all sheets in a Spreadsheet, the specific sheet, and the specific range in the specific sheet.
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This is a sample script for sending multiple emails using the batch request with Gmail API using Google Apps Script. When multiple emails are sent using “GmailApp.sendEmail” and “MailApp.sendEmail”, a loop is used. But in this case, the process cost becomes high. In this post, I would like to introduce the sample script for reducing the process cost under this situation. Gmail API can be requested with the batch request.