Google Apps script and VBA Macro and Javascript are the powerful scripts which work on worksheets. Depending on the usage of the worksheet we can choose any of the above scripts. let say, If you need online automation then Appscript would be the best of the choice. For local automation Macro and Javascript play vital role. Many of us are not sure about similarities on these. In this series, I would like to share the similarities on these scripts. In this post let see how to read the spreadsheets
For reading the worksheet:
Google Apps Script for reading another spread sheet
JavaScript for reading another Worksheet
myRange is the Read value
on simple way we can compare these as
SpreadsheetApp.openById("0Aoh6e6FJ10dSGc").getSheetByName("sheet1").getRange(1,1).getValue());
new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application").workbooks.open("c:\sample\book1.xls").Sheets(1).cells(1,1).Value;
Getobject("C:\sample\book1.xls").worksheets(1).Cells(1,1).Value
For reading the worksheet:
Google Apps Script for reading another spread sheet
var myBook = spreadsheetApp.openById("0Aoh6e6FJ10dSGc"); // open id is the key string able to find in the spread sheet url
var mySheet = myBook.getSheetByName("sheet1"); //name of the sheetVBA Macro Script for reading another Worksheet
var myRange = mySheet.getRange(1,1).getValue(); // range represent first row first column
Dim myBook as Excel.workbook
set myBook = Getobject("C:\sample\book1.xls")
myRange = myBook.worksheets(1).Cells(1,1).Value
myBook.Close 'make sure this needs to be closed, if it is declared early.
JavaScript for reading another Worksheet
var myBook = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application").workbooks.open("c:\sample\book1.xls");
var mySheet = myBook.Sheets(1);
var myRange = mySheet.cells(1,1).Value; //ActiveXObject is supported by IE only & other browsers are not supportable
myRange is the Read value
on simple way we can compare these as
SpreadsheetApp.openById("0Aoh6e6FJ10dSGc").getSheetByName("sheet1").getRange(1,1).getValue());
new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application").workbooks.open("c:\sample\book1.xls").Sheets(1).cells(1,1).Value;
Getobject("C:\sample\book1.xls").worksheets(1).Cells(1,1).Value
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