I am writing a Google script to copy values from a column of importXML data based on a certain date. Below is where I am currently, but the issue I am running into now is when the script is run it is removing the importXML formulas located in columnns G and H:
function moveValuesOnly2() {
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.openById("0At2fAZApHI8adHJxWU5EVVBEbHd0YzA5UVBwOGQ3ZHc");
SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSpreadsheet(sheet);
SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSheet(sheet.getSheetByName('Dylan'))
var range= sheet.getRange("B3:AJ50");
var currentValue = range.getValues();
var COL_B = 0; // relative to col B
var COL_G = 5;
var COL_H = 6;
var COL_I = 7;
var COL_J = 8;
var COL_K = 9;
var COL_L = 10;
var COL_N = 12;
var COL_O = 13;
var COL_P = 14;
var COL_R = 16;
var COL_S = 17;
var COL_T = 18;
var COL_V = 20;
var COL_W = 21;
var COL_X = 22;
var COL_Z = 24;
var COL_AA = 25;
var COL_AB = 26;
var COL_AD = 28;
var COL_AE = 29;
var COL_AF = 30;
var COL_AH = 32;
var COL_AI = 33;
var COL_AJ = 34;
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (1)) {
// Copy value at 0 days
currentValue[i][COL_J] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_K] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_L] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (15)) {
// Copy value at 15 days
currentValue[i][COL_N] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_O] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_P] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (30)) {
// Copy value at 30 days
currentValue[i][COL_R] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_S] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_T] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (45)) {
// Copy value at 45 days
currentValue[i][COL_V] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_W] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_X] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (60)) {
// Copy value at 60 days
currentValue[i][COL_Z] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_AA] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_AB] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (75)) {
// Copy value at 75 days
currentValue[i][COL_AD] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_AE] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_AF] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}
for(var i = 0 ; i < currentValue.length ; i++){
if (currentValue[i][0] == (90)) {
// Copy value at 90 days
currentValue[i][COL_AH] = currentValue[i][COL_G];
currentValue[i][COL_AI] = currentValue[i][COL_H];
currentValue[i][COL_AJ] = currentValue[i][COL_I];
}
range.setValues(currentValue);
}}}
Is there any way to prevent the ImportXML functions located in those columns from being lost each time the script is run. Also a huge thank you to user @Srik to getting to me to the point I am at!
I would think that the problem lies from the fact that you setValues on the range which includes your columns G & H.
The solution lies in using
at the begining of your script to save the formulas and then after your setValues call to use the following code
Let me know how that works for you.