Two things happens. Is it because its deleting the scripts deletes reduntant sheets before replacing cell values or am i doing something wrong?
I too am encountering the REF issue, although it was working before. Not sure that I changed anything in the script that would cause it to stop working properly. Hi folks -- nice script. I like little loop for finding the folder of the existing file for saving.
As for those with REF errors. Trade secret revealed here You now can just copy display values from the temp file and paste right over them Out of the gate I also flipped the bottom part of the script as vkotek mentioned -- so I'm replacing the values prior to deleting sheets and easy to grab target sheet in temp file as I already have sheet name -- Then loop thru and delete the others.
When using getDisplayValues vs the other, not sure this order matters, BUT I've had problems in the past once an error lands in a cell getting it out with a paste over, and this helps avoid that from the get go. Thanks a lot for the Export and Dynamic file function.
Its really useful. What I am trying to do is replicate automation which I have done in Excel into sheets. This script is the first step to it. What needs to be done so that only page1 of the sheet gets exported? How to specify sheet2 or any other sheet.
I know it has something to do with the value in the address bar after GID but I am definitely doing something wrong when i replace the 0 with the sheet number. Congratulations for the code, a question, it is possible to configure the pdf output file, for example its orientation? This code is exactly what I need! One problem: it still gives the REF error when you do it on a second or third tab that references another. I tried it both with the raw script in the original post, and with 3CatsM suggestion of switching from values to display values.
Neither worked. Both save a pdf that has REF in it. I made a fork to specify a cell which will be used as filename for the exported PDF. Sidenote: It's my first activity on github, so I don't know about forking customs or anything like that. Instead of saving as a PDF, how do you save the sheet as a new Google sheet file? JezVanderBrown this link will be helpful for you.
I was able to very easily use it to export as a new Google Sheet. Now I'm trying to figure out this code to export as pdf lol. If you add the code below at line 50 after replacing cell values with text then it will also remove all the notes on the temporary spreadsheet otherwise the notes will show up on a separate page of the pdf. Hi all, thanks a lot for the script and additional info!
I am new to script and would appreciate your help in adapting this script to create the PDF from selected cells as opposed to the whole sheet. Many thanks!! The PDF file is saved in the google drive without folder. I want to save PDF in drive folder. Please help me with this. I have tried to read all the comments to fix the code - but still getting REF, what have I missed.
It is useful. But I have a question. When I export goolesheet to pdf, can I export 50 rows per a page of pdf?. If you have a solution, please teach me. I have a problem related to multiple pdf generation within my script. I can generate and register a pdf file from my sheet on my drive using the following code lines :. These lines create a pdf file from my sheet "as it is" at the moment I start my script.
Then I took this code and puted it in a loop to generate multiple pdf files for different customer using the same sheet Between every pdf file generation my script modifies one cell "A1" In other cells I have formulas refering to "A1" that should update their values.
The problem is that the sheet does not update its values before each pdf file is generate. Result is : All my pdf file are exactly the same :. On the other end, i can see that A1 has been updated on my sheet. It just does not change the content of the pdf file. All rights reserved.
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It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. This is such a wonderful script! Is there a way to narrow it down even further by having a PDF generated only up to where cells contain value, instead of the whole sheet which may contain an ungodly amount of blank rows? This script just does a straight conversion of what it finds. How would you tweak it to include some of the sheets — but not all? Hi Diane, Glad you found it useful. If someone is also looking for a solution how to get multiple sheets into one pdf file then anwer is hiding the sheets.
You just hide the sheets not needed in pdf and run the script without specifing sheetName variable. Is there a way of saving a multi-sheet workbook as individual PDFs with a consistent name format which includes the sheet name? This is great — thanks!
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