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Create a Docs add-on that transforms selected text into other languages with Google Translate.Macros, menus, and custom functions
Tailor spreadsheet functions to your needs and build reports with a custom menu in Google Sheets.Managing responses for Google Forms
Email Calendar invites and a personalized Google Doc to every user who responds to a form.Build an add-on for Google Sheets, Docs, or Forms
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distribute scripts to large numbers of users, whether you want to ship
your code to the whole world or keep it private to the users in your
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April 11, 2016
- Support for
PATCHrequests has been added toUrlFetchApp.
March 25, 2016
- Deprecated the add(widget) method in the DashboardPanel class because it takes a
UiApp.Widgetargument, and UiApp was deprecated in 2014.
February 29, 2016
Announcing the following recent changes:The Spreadsheet API adds new methods for getTabColor() and setTabColor(color).
The Spreadsheet API adds a new NamedRange type and the following related methods:
- NamedRange.getName() gets the name of the named range
- NamedRange.setName(name) sets the name of the named range
- NamedRange.getRange() gets the underlying range associated with the named range
- NamedRange.setRange(range) sets the underlying range associated with the named range
- NamedRange.remove() deletes the named range
- Spreadsheet.getNamedRanges() gets an array of all the named ranges in the spreadsheet
- Sheet.getNamedRanges() gets an array of all the named ranges in the sheet
- Protection.setNamedRange(range) associates an existing protected range with an existing named range
The Utilities API includes a new getUuid() method that generates a unique identifier.
December 10, 2015
- In the HTML service, EMULATED sandbox mode was sunset. Any scripts that explicitly request EMULATED mode now default to IFRAME mode.
November 12, 2015
- All new scripts default to IFRAME sandbox mode unless NATIVE mode is explicitly specified.
August 10, 2015
- In the HTML service, all new scripts default to IFRAME sandbox mode unless NATIVE mode is explicitly specified.
August 4, 2015
- Added the following methods to the Spreadsheet service to let scripts control "warning-based" protection for spreadsheet ranges (which means that every user can edit data in the area, except editing prompts the user to confirm the edit):