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This Google Apps Script function, updateListItemsToBullets1, is designed to update all list items in a Google Document to use square bullets. Here is a step-by-step explanation of what each part of the code does: In summary, this script is intended to go through all the elements in a Google Document, identify the list items, and … Read more

To find list items in a Google Document using Google Apps Script, you can iterate through all the elements in the document, check if an element is a list item, and then perform actions or log information based on your needs. Below is a sample script that demonstrates how to identify list items and log … Read more

Below is a Google Apps Script that you can use to update all list items in a Google Document to bullets: To use this script: Note: This script will change all types of lists (both numbered and bulleted) to bulleted lists. If you need a more specific script (for example, one that only changes numbered … Read more

What this script does: Remember, every time you want to remove numbers from H3 headings, you have to manually run the script from the Extensions > Macros menu.

Creating a test function for your Google Apps Script code involves simulating responses from the external API and the Google services without actually making requests or creating documents. This is because Google Apps Script does not support traditional unit testing frameworks or libraries directly. However, you can structure your code to simulate parts of it … Read more

Streamline Your Documentation Process with Google Apps Script Automation In the fast-paced world of business and technology, efficiency is key. That’s where the power of automation comes into play, especially when dealing with documentation and content management. Today, I’m thrilled to share a revolutionary Google Apps Script that’s set to change how you manage your … Read more

Below is a Google Apps Script that creates a new Google Document and moves it to a specific folder in Google Drive. This script assumes that you already have the folder’s ID where you want to place the new document. After the script runs, it will create a new Google Document and move it to … Read more

To copy an entire Google Document including headers, footers, and styles directly, you don’t need to individually replicate each element’s content as I previously described. Instead, you can use Google Drive’s copy function for a more straightforward approach. This function automatically copies all content, maintaining the original formatting, headers, and footers. Here’s how you can … Read more