Google Apps Script (GAS) is a JavaScript cloud scripting language that lets you extend Google Apps and build web applications.

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How can I make some data Autosort in a spreadsheet on edit?

I am working with a simple spreadsheet that has name/lastnames in it. I need for the spreadsheet to automatically sort the entry alphabetically by the last name (column B). I have used the following ...
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How do I mail merge from Google Spreadsheet to a Google Document?

With Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word, it is easy to merge rows from a spreadsheet into pages in a Word file. This was traditionally used to make paper mailings. How can I do the same with Google ...
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Cumulative Sum without Script

For this question, I've created a Google Apps Script function, that calculates the cumulative sum of a range. Martin Hawksey on Google+ made a comment about a more efficient way of calculating the ...
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Creating a function that runs when a Google spreadsheet is opened

I want to create a function which runs automatically when the spreadsheet is opened. This function will make the selected cell the last cell without text in a certain column. Basically, I don't want ...
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Auto create and name new sheet in Google Spreadsheet

How can I automatically create and name new sheets in a google spreadsheet from a list of names, such as a student roll sheet? I would like each new sheet to be created when I add corresponding names ...
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Is it possible to pull my Company directory into Google sites intranet?

We use Google apps for enterprise, and I want to build an intranet, based on the Google sites intranet template In the Directory area, I want that the list will be updated from my contact/company ...
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How do I Sum Thoughout Different Sheets

How do I create a reference to a defined interval in several sheets? Something like this: =SUM(Sheet1:Sheet2!A1)