I'm using google spreadsheet api to visualize data for users and I want to get feedback if data is wrong. I found how to get data from server side to spreadsheet here
https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/reference/rest/v4/spreadsheets.values/get
but i can't find out how to request sending data from spreadsheet to server. what i thought is write down url in one cell. so if user click url then get data from user's spreadsheet.
Can you suggest me better idea?
thanks in advance.
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I have a list in "SharePoint in Microsoft 365" and am looking to extend its usefulness. I would like to create a button or something that can take a row of data and send it to an external site via API (another tool that we have created).
To be clear:
SharePoint initiates a GET or POST request
the request must have row or field data attached
the destination is outside of Microsoft/SharePoint
Can it be done?
(Apologies if this is a repeat question, I could only find answers that pertained to older versions of SharePoint and focused on hitting external APIs to retrieve data, not send it.)
OK, i think the best choice to send Data from a selected row, is to use the ListView Command Set here you can do anything with #pnp/nodejs.
Otherwise...
PowerAutomate can help send data.
What url should i pass as a parameter of ferch() to connect to my google sheet. Simple google sheet API url is not working as there is no option in it to mention my spreadsheet id. Please help
To get data from a Google Spreadsheet you have to call the spreadsheet.values.get API endpoint by performing a GET request to:
https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/YOU SPREADSHEET ID/values/THE RANGE OF DATA YOU WANT TO GET
You can experiment with the API on this link.
I am trying to find out if it's possible to use Smartsheet API or any other method to export specific columns data from Report Builder results to Excel file rather than the whole column that was generated from it. I am new to Smartheet and if you need better clarification or if there is any method to this approach, please let me know.
You can get the results of a Report via the Smartsheet API. When you make the request the Report is run to give you the current results of the Report just as if you opened it in your browser. There is also a specific request in the Smartsheet API on Reports to get the data provided as an Excel file. With this you can then work with the data in Excel as you need. This request is listed in the Smartsheet API docs here:
http://smartsheet-platform.github.io/api-docs/#get-report-as-excel-csv
I wont to pull data from a webpage on the basis of a criteria's into excel however I am unable to do so.
Website from which I wont to pull data can be logged in only via another website and not by just url.
For E.g. My site name is Elsc and to login into it I have to via another site Gatekeeper and elsc cannot be logged into in any other way.
So is there a solution to get data from such website by Macro.
Thanks in advance :)
I don't think Excel will give you this kind of control (controlling one URL from another URL). I tried to do this a long time ago; it never worked right. Can you just login to that URL and then run a simple VBA script to download the data? Also, consider using a Power Query to do this for you.
http://chandoo.org/wp/2015/08/21/import-web-data-power-query/
I am writing an app that asks for some data from a web-based form and then displays the returned JSON data. But I can't seem to get a handle on how "fill in" the form and get the data returned. The website developer has made a development form for testing this so I can see how it works. If I go to that website and enter data into the fields and press "Submit", it returns JSON-formatted text and displays it in the web browser's window.
What I need to do is have my app populate those fields with data and submit them to the server. The server returns the JSON data and I capture and process it in my app.
I would appreciate any advice on how to do this. As you may have guessed, I am a very new to iOS development. Thanks in advance.
Firstly, you'll need to know what form data you're going to send in a POST request. If you don't know where to find that, take a look at this.
Consider using AFNetworking to make that POST request with JSON feedback. Here's a good example.
Good luck!
This walkthrough by Matt Long is particularly good: http://www.cimgf.com/2010/02/12/accessing-the-cloud-from-cocoa-touch/.
Essentially, you just need your fields in the post data to match the fields that are present in the html form. Those fields should be evident by posting the form in chrome and watching the request in the network tab in developer tools.