I haven't been able to find a way to download all pages of a the sheet.
Right now I'm using this link to download the sheet as a txtfile (later I modify it easily to be compatible with JSON): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/PAGELINK/gviz/tq
This only downloads the first page of the sheet. Is there a particular link where I can download the WHOLE sheet (all pages)?
I'm not using google-sheets-api.
EDIT:I am trying to download it through my android app. Sorry if I was not clear.
At this time there is not a build-in single "link" to download all the sheets in text format but you could create an app that provides that. One alternative among others is to create web app by using Google Apps Script.
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I need to build an App in Android for my colleagues and distributors to collaborate. The datasource will be an Excel file residing in our company's OneDrive or Sharepoint, for which, the users can be given access. I have been looking around but could not find a way to do this with Android/Java. Would appreciate any help I can get from the community!
You can use Apache-POI Java API for reading Excel File.
it's plain but still the best solution for that now.
However, if you just need to read the Excel, it maybe good to go with JavaScript solution. With js-xlsx library, you can transfer Excel files into JSON. And the library size is small, just 395KB (only include xlsx.core.min.js)
to connect your application with one drive , use OneDriveSdkAndroid
I am making an Android app which will contain several PDF files, so that when I share this application with my friends they must be able to download these PDF files. But I am unaware of how to add PDF files in Android applications. Is there any function to do so?
Webview would be the easiest form of PDF viewing. Maybe start from there and work yourself up to something more demanding.
At my work I have a to keep records of all the supports I have provided to the clients of our company in an Online Excel sheet. Now being a java developer I find this very boring task and it also consumes my time as same data I have to copy paste 2-3 places. Can someone please tell how can I automate this using java.
Attached is the snapshot of my online excel sheet., we call it support tracker.
Under Support_Tracker we have to maintain all the supports we have provided to every project.
Then right to that(SalesForce_issue_tracer, Servicenow_issue_tracker) are the products for which we provide support. Now to these products sheet, I have to copy paste the data from Support_Tracker. I want to automate all this stuuf.
Please tell how can I achieve this.
I google it and found some APIs, one of them is Apache POI, but I am not sure whether I can edit an Online Excel fine using this.
Excel fine is on sharePoint.com.
In the project I'm currently working on need to display pdf or excel files to users in their web browser.
We are using java to build up server side and jquery as main js lib for front-end.
What should I do to make this possible?
Or say, what jar or js do I need to rely on (perferably a js lib, but, well.. I have no clue right now..)?
Thanks in advance. :)
It's simple buddy, follow these steps:
Open http://www.scribd.com/
Sign up
Sign in
Upload your excel or pdf file
Get it's iframe code
Place the iframe code in your webpage.
Done
Here are some few clews :
For pdf you can use the built-in of your browser if any, or you could use pdf.js.
For Microsoft documents, you should use Apache POI on server side, and maybe convert it in an other format like csv or json to send it back to your js client
You can make use Jquery datatables tool, to enable export to PDF/ excel. I have used this in earlier project, works very well. It's best part is it is configurable.
http://www.datatables.net/
I converting HTML file to PDF via Google Drive Service. I want to add Header and Footer on pages. How can do that using Java Google Drive API?
PS: If there is not proper way than any workaround would be appreciated.
I don't think you can do this directly using Google Drive API. If you are fine with some workaround, I would use Google Apps Script FooterSection Class:
Upload file using Files.insert() with option convert=true
Either trigger or keep running script on specific folder which does the following:
Modify Footer using FooterSection Class
Export Google Document file as PDF
In order to export PDF, there are two ways I can think of.
Using Document Class of Apps script
doc.getAs("application/pdf")
Or getting export link of PDF from Google Drive API using Files.list() where you can get downloadable link for PDF.
"exportLinks": {
"application/pdf": "https://docs.google.com/feeds/download/spreadsheets/Export?key={FILE_KEY}&exportFormat=pdf",
"application/x-vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet": "https://docs.google.com/feeds/download/spreadsheets/Export?key={FILE_KEY}&exportFormat=ods",
"application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet": "https://docs.google.com/feeds/download/spreadsheets/Export?key={FILE_KEY}&exportFormat=xlsx"
},