I'm making a google form and I have a field called name with other fields like title, company, and email address. If there is already a specific person in the database, I want the other information to replace the old information with the new info (i.e. an update function), but I'm having trouble doing with that with Google Apps Script since I find the documentation rather pathetic. Would anyone mind giving me a hand?
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回答1:
This won't prevent a Google Form from getting submitted with duplicate values in the first place, but I think what you want will look some thing like...
function updateExisting() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(),
s = ss.getSheetByName('Sheet1'),
lastRow = s.getLastRow(),
lastValues = s.getRange('A'+lastRow+':E'+lastRow).getValues(),
name = lastValues[0][0],
allNames = s.getRange('A2:A').getValues(),
row, len;
// TRY AND FIND EXISTING NAME
for (row = 0, len = allNames.length; row < len - 1; row++)
if (allNames[row][0] == name) {
// OVERWRITE OLD DATA
s.getRange('A2').offset(0, 0, row, lastValues.length).setValues([lastValues]);
// DELETE THE LAST ROW
s.deleteRow(lastRow);
break;}
}
This has to be triggered by the on Form Submit trigger inside your Sheet.
Docs can be overwhelming. They typically just do a 1 or 2 line examples, although if you run through all the tutorials there's a lot more finished examples. It's more on the developers to make these types of scripts.