Google Sheets editing sheet based off of checkmark boxes










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I have sheet2 setup with a complete list of work orders in column A. In column B I have a simple marker of 'TRUE' to signify the work is done. In sheet1 I have a filter to only display orders that are not marked 'TRUE' in column B from sheet2. Next to the list of orders in sheet1 are checkboxes. I would like a script that can read when a checkbox is marked, read what the item is next to the checkbox, mark the checkbox 'FALSE' to clear it, then mark the appropriate row in column B from sheet2 as 'TRUE' so the item leaves the list on sheet1.



I'll set the script up using an 'On edit' trigger, but I need help with creating the script that can do those function.










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  • I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

    – Joe Powles
    Nov 14 '18 at 19:14












  • To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

    – Jacque
    Nov 15 '18 at 7:18















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I have sheet2 setup with a complete list of work orders in column A. In column B I have a simple marker of 'TRUE' to signify the work is done. In sheet1 I have a filter to only display orders that are not marked 'TRUE' in column B from sheet2. Next to the list of orders in sheet1 are checkboxes. I would like a script that can read when a checkbox is marked, read what the item is next to the checkbox, mark the checkbox 'FALSE' to clear it, then mark the appropriate row in column B from sheet2 as 'TRUE' so the item leaves the list on sheet1.



I'll set the script up using an 'On edit' trigger, but I need help with creating the script that can do those function.










share|improve this question

















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    Post your code.

    – TheMaster
    Nov 14 '18 at 16:35











  • I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

    – Joe Powles
    Nov 14 '18 at 19:14












  • To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

    – Jacque
    Nov 15 '18 at 7:18













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I have sheet2 setup with a complete list of work orders in column A. In column B I have a simple marker of 'TRUE' to signify the work is done. In sheet1 I have a filter to only display orders that are not marked 'TRUE' in column B from sheet2. Next to the list of orders in sheet1 are checkboxes. I would like a script that can read when a checkbox is marked, read what the item is next to the checkbox, mark the checkbox 'FALSE' to clear it, then mark the appropriate row in column B from sheet2 as 'TRUE' so the item leaves the list on sheet1.



I'll set the script up using an 'On edit' trigger, but I need help with creating the script that can do those function.










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I have sheet2 setup with a complete list of work orders in column A. In column B I have a simple marker of 'TRUE' to signify the work is done. In sheet1 I have a filter to only display orders that are not marked 'TRUE' in column B from sheet2. Next to the list of orders in sheet1 are checkboxes. I would like a script that can read when a checkbox is marked, read what the item is next to the checkbox, mark the checkbox 'FALSE' to clear it, then mark the appropriate row in column B from sheet2 as 'TRUE' so the item leaves the list on sheet1.



I'll set the script up using an 'On edit' trigger, but I need help with creating the script that can do those function.







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    Post your code.

    – TheMaster
    Nov 14 '18 at 16:35











  • I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

    – Joe Powles
    Nov 14 '18 at 19:14












  • To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

    – Jacque
    Nov 15 '18 at 7:18












  • 1





    Post your code.

    – TheMaster
    Nov 14 '18 at 16:35











  • I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

    – Joe Powles
    Nov 14 '18 at 19:14












  • To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

    – Jacque
    Nov 15 '18 at 7:18







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Post your code.

– TheMaster
Nov 14 '18 at 16:35





Post your code.

– TheMaster
Nov 14 '18 at 16:35













I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

– Joe Powles
Nov 14 '18 at 19:14






I honestly don't know where to start besides loading the sheet. var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();

– Joe Powles
Nov 14 '18 at 19:14














To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

– Jacque
Nov 15 '18 at 7:18





To get started, you can try checking out the examples written in the guides. There are examples on how to read and write data to Sheets. For further guides, you can check out the Sheets documentation.

– Jacque
Nov 15 '18 at 7:18












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after much searching and self debugging I came up with this. Does this look ok? I'm going to be placing this in a spreadsheet with many thousands of entries. I don't want it to be horribly inefficient.



function MarkComplete() 
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); //Loading Current spreadsheet
var Display = ss.getSheetByName("Display"); //Loading Display sheet
var Complete = ss.getSheetByName("Complete"); //Loading Complete sheet
var data1 = Display.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 1
var data2 = Complete.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 2

for(var i = 0; i<data1.length;i++)
Logger.log('List item : ' + data1[i][0]);
Logger.log('Checked : ' + data1[i][1]);

if(data1[i][1] == true) //Looking for rows in Display that are checked.
Logger.log('TRUE : ' + data1[i][0]);

for(var n = 0; n<data2.length;n++)
if(data2[n][0] == data1[i][0]) //Looking for rows in Complete that match checked rows in Display
Complete.getRange(n+1,2).setValue("=true"); //set row x column 2 to true in complete
Display.getRange(i+1,2).setValue("false"); //set row i column 2 to false in display










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    after much searching and self debugging I came up with this. Does this look ok? I'm going to be placing this in a spreadsheet with many thousands of entries. I don't want it to be horribly inefficient.



    function MarkComplete() 
    var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); //Loading Current spreadsheet
    var Display = ss.getSheetByName("Display"); //Loading Display sheet
    var Complete = ss.getSheetByName("Complete"); //Loading Complete sheet
    var data1 = Display.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 1
    var data2 = Complete.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 2

    for(var i = 0; i<data1.length;i++)
    Logger.log('List item : ' + data1[i][0]);
    Logger.log('Checked : ' + data1[i][1]);

    if(data1[i][1] == true) //Looking for rows in Display that are checked.
    Logger.log('TRUE : ' + data1[i][0]);

    for(var n = 0; n<data2.length;n++)
    if(data2[n][0] == data1[i][0]) //Looking for rows in Complete that match checked rows in Display
    Complete.getRange(n+1,2).setValue("=true"); //set row x column 2 to true in complete
    Display.getRange(i+1,2).setValue("false"); //set row i column 2 to false in display










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      after much searching and self debugging I came up with this. Does this look ok? I'm going to be placing this in a spreadsheet with many thousands of entries. I don't want it to be horribly inefficient.



      function MarkComplete() 
      var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); //Loading Current spreadsheet
      var Display = ss.getSheetByName("Display"); //Loading Display sheet
      var Complete = ss.getSheetByName("Complete"); //Loading Complete sheet
      var data1 = Display.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 1
      var data2 = Complete.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 2

      for(var i = 0; i<data1.length;i++)
      Logger.log('List item : ' + data1[i][0]);
      Logger.log('Checked : ' + data1[i][1]);

      if(data1[i][1] == true) //Looking for rows in Display that are checked.
      Logger.log('TRUE : ' + data1[i][0]);

      for(var n = 0; n<data2.length;n++)
      if(data2[n][0] == data1[i][0]) //Looking for rows in Complete that match checked rows in Display
      Complete.getRange(n+1,2).setValue("=true"); //set row x column 2 to true in complete
      Display.getRange(i+1,2).setValue("false"); //set row i column 2 to false in display










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        after much searching and self debugging I came up with this. Does this look ok? I'm going to be placing this in a spreadsheet with many thousands of entries. I don't want it to be horribly inefficient.



        function MarkComplete() 
        var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); //Loading Current spreadsheet
        var Display = ss.getSheetByName("Display"); //Loading Display sheet
        var Complete = ss.getSheetByName("Complete"); //Loading Complete sheet
        var data1 = Display.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 1
        var data2 = Complete.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 2

        for(var i = 0; i<data1.length;i++)
        Logger.log('List item : ' + data1[i][0]);
        Logger.log('Checked : ' + data1[i][1]);

        if(data1[i][1] == true) //Looking for rows in Display that are checked.
        Logger.log('TRUE : ' + data1[i][0]);

        for(var n = 0; n<data2.length;n++)
        if(data2[n][0] == data1[i][0]) //Looking for rows in Complete that match checked rows in Display
        Complete.getRange(n+1,2).setValue("=true"); //set row x column 2 to true in complete
        Display.getRange(i+1,2).setValue("false"); //set row i column 2 to false in display










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        after much searching and self debugging I came up with this. Does this look ok? I'm going to be placing this in a spreadsheet with many thousands of entries. I don't want it to be horribly inefficient.



        function MarkComplete() 
        var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(); //Loading Current spreadsheet
        var Display = ss.getSheetByName("Display"); //Loading Display sheet
        var Complete = ss.getSheetByName("Complete"); //Loading Complete sheet
        var data1 = Display.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 1
        var data2 = Complete.getDataRange().getValues(); //Loading data from sheet 2

        for(var i = 0; i<data1.length;i++)
        Logger.log('List item : ' + data1[i][0]);
        Logger.log('Checked : ' + data1[i][1]);

        if(data1[i][1] == true) //Looking for rows in Display that are checked.
        Logger.log('TRUE : ' + data1[i][0]);

        for(var n = 0; n<data2.length;n++)
        if(data2[n][0] == data1[i][0]) //Looking for rows in Complete that match checked rows in Display
        Complete.getRange(n+1,2).setValue("=true"); //set row x column 2 to true in complete
        Display.getRange(i+1,2).setValue("false"); //set row i column 2 to false in display











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