I’m using Google Apps Script withSuccessHandler() and even if the logs from Logger are all correct, after returning from the function in the backend, the result is always a null.

I’m using Google Apps Script withSuccessHandler() and even if the logs from Logger are all correct, after returning from the function in the backend, the result is always a null.

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I’m attempting to upload files through a web form to a Google Drive backend using the Resumable Uplaods feature. I’m starting with a script from https://github.com/tanaikech/AsynchronousResumableUploadForGoogleDrive/

Relatively new to Apps Script but not to programming. I’ve got a script that sends emails to specific people on my team whenever specific boxes are checked or text is entered. However, I’ve run into the issue of tons of emails flooding our inboxes for each individual change to a cell. I’m wondering if there’s a way to use ReplyTo if changes are made within a specific amount of time in a cell, say, 1 minute?

I have been searching stack overflow for a solution but none worked yet and I am not really sure if I can do what I want to, but here is the scenario:

I would like to have a script to rearrange the comments (just inputs in a cell) after the data is refreshed in a range.

I wrote the below code to pick up samples from the master sheet to do random audit. Everything was perfect but i wanted to assign the first half to Team A and second half to Team B but this code is randomly assigning them and i need them in order. Can you help with the logic please? this would pickup the random cases based on Location, type and status.

I have a Google Sheets document with the following information starting in the 3rd row: names in column A, times in column B and groups in column C. I am trying to sort all of this information ascending by time, but am running in to a problem. The issue I have is that when there are colons in the time, sometimes it isn’t sorted properly. For example, 10:05.63 is put before 9:49.28.

I use “Google translator” widget on the site (maybe violating copyright?…) and wrote a script for switch translation. Everything works great, but after second click. Are these features of the Google widget, or what is my mistake?