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How to fix formula parse error after “setformula” in google sheets?
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I am having issues with formula parse error after using the setformula in google script.
I have used the to escape double quotes " in the code, however after running the script the parse error shows on the formula.
The formula itself should be correct because if i copy and paste manually everything works. I can either try to edit the formula in the "function line" after adding one space the formula parse error disappear.
Matt
matvyr.setFormula("=SUMIFS('Náklady'!G:G;'Náklady'!A:A; CONCATENATE(AG1; INDIRECT("RC[-31]";FALSE));'Náklady'!H:H;AG7)");
Screenshot of Error before editing the formula
Just one space added to the formula code
google-apps-script google-sheets google-sheets-formula
edited Mar 26 at 11:42
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I am having issues with formula parse error after using the setformula in google script.
I have used the to escape double quotes " in the code, however after running the script the parse error shows on the formula.
The formula itself should be correct because if i copy and paste manually everything works. I can either try to edit the formula in the "function line" after adding one space the formula parse error disappear.
Matt
matvyr.setFormula("=SUMIFS('Náklady'!G:G;'Náklady'!A:A; CONCATENATE(AG1; INDIRECT("RC[-31]";FALSE));'Náklady'!H:H;AG7)");
Screenshot of Error before editing the formula
Just one space added to the formula code
google-apps-script google-sheets google-sheets-formula
edited Mar 26 at 11:42
tehhowch
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asked Mar 26 at 10:54
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What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then usesetFormulaR1C1instead ofsetFormula?
– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
SpreadsheetApp.flush()after setFormula
– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15
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I am having issues with formula parse error after using the setformula in google script.
I have used the to escape double quotes " in the code, however after running the script the parse error shows on the formula.
The formula itself should be correct because if i copy and paste manually everything works. I can either try to edit the formula in the "function line" after adding one space the formula parse error disappear.
Matt
matvyr.setFormula("=SUMIFS('Náklady'!G:G;'Náklady'!A:A; CONCATENATE(AG1; INDIRECT("RC[-31]";FALSE));'Náklady'!H:H;AG7)");
Screenshot of Error before editing the formula
Just one space added to the formula code
google-apps-script google-sheets google-sheets-formula
edited Mar 26 at 11:42
tehhowch
6,6094 gold badges12 silver badges31 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 10:54
BoomerBoomer
111 bronze badge
I am having issues with formula parse error after using the setformula in google script.
I have used the to escape double quotes " in the code, however after running the script the parse error shows on the formula.
The formula itself should be correct because if i copy and paste manually everything works. I can either try to edit the formula in the "function line" after adding one space the formula parse error disappear.
Matt
matvyr.setFormula("=SUMIFS('Náklady'!G:G;'Náklady'!A:A; CONCATENATE(AG1; INDIRECT("RC[-31]";FALSE));'Náklady'!H:H;AG7)");
Screenshot of Error before editing the formula
Just one space added to the formula code
google-apps-script google-sheets google-sheets-formula
google-apps-script google-sheets google-sheets-formula
edited Mar 26 at 11:42
tehhowch
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What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then usesetFormulaR1C1instead ofsetFormula?
– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
SpreadsheetApp.flush()after setFormula
– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15
add a comment |
What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then usesetFormulaR1C1instead ofsetFormula?
– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
SpreadsheetApp.flush()after setFormula
– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15
What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then use
setFormulaR1C1 instead of setFormula?– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then use
setFormulaR1C1 instead of setFormula?– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
SpreadsheetApp.flush() after setFormula– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
SpreadsheetApp.flush() after setFormula– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15
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What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then use setFormulaR1C1 instead of setFormula? – tehhowch 22 hours ago
This comment solves the problem. If I rewrite it to the R1C1 completely it works properly.
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What happens if you convert the remaining A1 notations to R1C1 notation and then use
setFormulaR1C1instead ofsetFormula?– tehhowch
Mar 26 at 11:45
SpreadsheetApp.flush()after setFormula– TheMaster
Mar 26 at 14:36
My guess would be the international settings of the spreadsheet. Adding 1 space seemingly converts your formula from mixed Czech/English into proper English.
– ttarchala
Mar 26 at 20:17
Hi, definatelly not. the formula is not mixed. It is written properly the word náklady in the destination sheet name.
– Boomer
Mar 27 at 10:15