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Library . Google . Spreadsheets . SearchColumn

Searches a column for a specified value.

  • Input
    • ClientID The Client ID provided by Google. Required unless providing a valid AccessToken.
    • ClientSecret The Client Secret provided by Google. Required unless providing a valid AccessToken.
    • RefreshToken An OAuth Refresh Token used to generate a new Access Token when the original token is expired. Required unless providing a valid AccessToken.
    • SearchColumn The name of the column to search. This should be the value in row 1 of the column you wish to search.
    • SearchOperator The operator to use in the query. Allowed operators are: >, <, >=, >=, =, contains, and starts_with.
    • SearchValue The value to search for in the specified column.
    • SpreadsheetKey The unique key of the spreadsheet to query. Required unless SpreadsheetName and WorksheetName are supplied.
    • WorksheetId The unique ID of the worksheet to query. Required unless SpreadsheetName and WorksheetName are supplied.
  • Optional Input
  • Output
    • Count The count of matched results. This is only returned when ReturnMatches is set to true.
    • MatchFound Whether or not a matched result was found.
    • NewAccessToken Contains a new AccessToken when the RefreshToken is provided.
    • Results Contains an array of the matched cell values. This is only returned when ReturnMatches is set to true.
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  • Notes

    • This Choreo searches a column for a specified value. You can perform a variety of queries using the following operators: >, <, >=, <=, =, contains, starts_with.

      Note that your spreadsheet needs to contain column names. Not all column names are supported for the SearchColumn input. Google will rename column names if they contain various special characters that are illegal as XML element names. This Choreo contains special handling to support column names with uppercase letters, spaces, and underscores. Column names that begin with a digit are not supported.

      There are two options for specifying the spreadsheet and worksheet you want to query:

      • You can provide the SpreadsheetKey and WorksheetId which can be retrieved easily using the /Library/Google/Spreadsheets/RetrieveSpreadsheetsByName Choreo
      • You can provide the SpreadsheetName and WorksheetName. This option will lookup the spreadsheet details by name before making the request.

      Here is an example of acceptable inputs:

      ClientID: {YOUR CLIENT ID}
      ClientSecret: {YOUR CLIENT SECRET}
      RefreshToken: {YOUR REFRESH TOKEN}
      SpreadsheetName: SensorData
      WorksheetName: Sheet1
      SearchColumn: SensorValue
      SearchOperator: >
      SearchValue: 100
      ReturnMatches: true

      With the above input set, the MatchFound output would be "true", and the Results would be an array of values greater than 100: 

      [
    "110",
    "120",
    "150"
]
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