updating cells in gspread beyond 26
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I am trying to automate the rostering system on google sheets for my work (I work in a book store and I am learning to code as a hobby).. I have created two lists, one with time slots, the other with days which I want to print across the spreadsheet.
Here is my code so far:
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
I am able to update daysonsheet fine, but timesonsheet throws:
File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'As far as I can tell they are both the same, but 'cell' in the for loop that works is not created as an object and 'cell1' is for some reason..
If anyone could shed some light on this, that would be great.
python gspread
asked Nov 20 at 2:10
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I am trying to automate the rostering system on google sheets for my work (I work in a book store and I am learning to code as a hobby).. I have created two lists, one with time slots, the other with days which I want to print across the spreadsheet.
Here is my code so far:
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
I am able to update daysonsheet fine, but timesonsheet throws:
File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'As far as I can tell they are both the same, but 'cell' in the for loop that works is not created as an object and 'cell1' is for some reason..
If anyone could shed some light on this, that would be great.
python gspread
asked Nov 20 at 2:10
will27272
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I am trying to automate the rostering system on google sheets for my work (I work in a book store and I am learning to code as a hobby).. I have created two lists, one with time slots, the other with days which I want to print across the spreadsheet.
Here is my code so far:
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
I am able to update daysonsheet fine, but timesonsheet throws:
File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'As far as I can tell they are both the same, but 'cell' in the for loop that works is not created as an object and 'cell1' is for some reason..
If anyone could shed some light on this, that would be great.
python gspread
asked Nov 20 at 2:10
will27272
42
I am trying to automate the rostering system on google sheets for my work (I work in a book store and I am learning to code as a hobby).. I have created two lists, one with time slots, the other with days which I want to print across the spreadsheet.
Here is my code so far:
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
I am able to update daysonsheet fine, but timesonsheet throws:
File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'As far as I can tell they are both the same, but 'cell' in the for loop that works is not created as an object and 'cell1' is for some reason..
If anyone could shed some light on this, that would be great.
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
days = ["Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"]
daysIter = iter(days)
timeslots = ["8:00AM","8:30AM","9:00AM","9:30AM","10:00AM","10:30AM","11:00AM","11:30AM",
"12:00PM","12:30PM","1:00PM","1:30PM","2:00PM","2:30PM","3:00PM","3:30PM","4:00PM","4:30PM",
"5:00PM","5:30PM","6:00PM","6:30PM","7:00PM","7:30PM","8:00PM","8:30PM","9:00PM","9:30PM"]
timesIter = iter(timeslots)
daysonsheet = sheet.range("A2:A7")
timesonsheet = sheet.range("C1:AD1")
sheet.update_acell('A1',days[0])
for cell in daysonsheet:
cell.value = next(daysIter)
sheet.update_cells(daysonsheet)
sheet.update_acell('B1',timeslots[0])
for cell1 in timeslots:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value' File "/Users/*******/Rostering2", line 52, in <module>
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'value'python gspread
python gspread
asked Nov 20 at 2:10
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asked Nov 20 at 2:10
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asked Nov 20 at 2:10
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The timeslots in your code is a list of strings, which does not have the .value attribute. You should be looping through a list of Cell objects, which is timeonsheet. Also, consider moving the sheet.update_cells call outside of the loop to save on API calls.
for cell1 in timesonsheet:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
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thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
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The timeslots in your code is a list of strings, which does not have the .value attribute. You should be looping through a list of Cell objects, which is timeonsheet. Also, consider moving the sheet.update_cells call outside of the loop to save on API calls.
for cell1 in timesonsheet:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
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The timeslots in your code is a list of strings, which does not have the .value attribute. You should be looping through a list of Cell objects, which is timeonsheet. Also, consider moving the sheet.update_cells call outside of the loop to save on API calls.
for cell1 in timesonsheet:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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down vote
The timeslots in your code is a list of strings, which does not have the .value attribute. You should be looping through a list of Cell objects, which is timeonsheet. Also, consider moving the sheet.update_cells call outside of the loop to save on API calls.
for cell1 in timesonsheet:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
The timeslots in your code is a list of strings, which does not have the .value attribute. You should be looping through a list of Cell objects, which is timeonsheet. Also, consider moving the sheet.update_cells call outside of the loop to save on API calls.
for cell1 in timesonsheet:
cell1.value = next(timesIter)
sheet.update_cells(timesonsheet)
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
answered Nov 20 at 2:39
Ryan Lee
544
544
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
add a comment |
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
thankyou, that worked!
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:29
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
also apologies for the incorrect title, this was a previous issue and forgot to switch the title
– will27272
Nov 20 at 3:30
add a comment |
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