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var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var conv = SheetConverter.init(ss.getSpreadsheetTimeZone(),
ss.getSpreadsheetLocale());
for (var key in colNums) {
var colNum = colNums[key];
// use a range and preserve formatting with SheetConverter
var range = thisSheet.getRange(rowNumber, colNum, 1, 1);
var array = conv.convertRange2html(range);
console.log("sheetconverter "+rowNumber+","+colNum+": "+JSON.stringify(array));
// ...
See screenshots of original cell and the result...
If I just use convertRange(range), it only seems to grab the plain text in the array.
Either way, it does not grab the formatting of the bold words. I don't really care about the background color. I just want the bold words.
This is a translation table for comic book dialog.
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Thanks Ruben, that's a good lead. Now if only I could insertRichTextValue into a Doc file... but there are still other deficiencies in Docs that don't seem to be able to be addressed. Widow/orphan control, and style settings to "keep with next" and "don't split paragraph." I decided I can't use this for what I need yet, so I switched to writing Python macros for LibreOffice Calc and Writer.
See screenshots of original cell and the result...
If I just use convertRange(range), it only seems to grab the plain text in the array.
Either way, it does not grab the formatting of the bold words. I don't really care about the background color. I just want the bold words.
This is a translation table for comic book dialog.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: