can anyone help with this problem on tableau desktop while trying to save worksheets/workbooks?
I tried to Google but can't find answer
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restapi package but I stuck in this "ctx.web". I didn't get any reference in google. so, please me to sort out my query.
I searched in numerous website but I didn't get any breakthrough.
I used the following formula for almost a year now and suddenly it stopped working and is not importing the table.
=IMPORTHTML("https://tradingeconomics.com/matrix";"table";1)
It gives me a "Could not fetch url: https://tradingeconomics.com/matrix error. I also tried the importXML function - same problem.
I tried https://www.octoparse.com just to see if it was able to scrape the data. And it is able to scrape and parse out the data and export it to various formats (you need to install a program for it), although it doesn't solve the problem of automatically importing into Sheet via formula. 😕
Any ideas about what the problem could be and how I need to adapt the formula?
Note: I can't code, unfortunately.
There have being several posts here and other places about the same error message realted to IMPORTHTML. Here are some previous questions bout the same error message that were fixed without making any change:
Google spreadsheet importHTML Could not fetch URL
"Could not fetch URL" using IMPORTHTML
Sometimes the problem is caused by something on the Google side and there isn't any change that can be done on the formula to fix it, the only thing to do is to report the problem to Google from the help menu and wait. At this time the option is shown to me as "Help Sheets improve" but this might change without any notice as it has being done several times.
You might also report it through the official Google Editors Help forum.
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How to know if Google Sheets IMPORTDATA, IMPORTFEED, IMPORTHTML or IMPORTXML functions are able to get data from a resource hosted on a website?
try cached version:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ZNJKOXQm2t4J:https://tradingeconomics.com/matrix+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk
=IMPORTHTML("https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://tradingeconomics.com/matrix", "table", 1)
I am trying to get texts from the Grammarly application imported into a Google spreadsheet using the IMPORTXML function. To do so, I follow the required syntax IMPORTXML(URL, xpath_query), but it keeps showing an error that the "imported content is empty".
However, the same steps work fine to import data from other websites, and I am confused what might be the matter with Grammarly. Is it because it does allow data scraping at all, maybe?
Thanks for your help. 1 2 3
not possible because this is behind the login gate. google sheets cant read such data
I want to visualize the data present in big query by a iOS app just like tableau . Any suggestions are welcomed . I have visualized the data present in big query , in tableau and i want to know are there any other visualization tools cause tableau is paid where as i want to visualize the data for free and i want to implement the functionality in iOS app. Please help me on this ..........
have done some r&d and from there i know the data can be visualized by using Google chart any help on that
My favorite new open source dashboard for BigQuery is re:dash, check it out:
Code: https://github.com/EverythingMe/redash
Demo: http://demo.redash.io/
If you have GCE (Google Compute Engine) you can run your own private instance:
Instructions: https://github.com/EverythingMe/redash/wiki/Setting-up-re:dash-instance
Currently: gcutil addimage redash-040b563 gs://redash-images/redash-040b563.tar.gz
If you're willing to write a little bit of code, there is a sample appengine app here that runs BigQuery queries and saves the results in a dashboard.
Another good option is to use Apps Script to write queries and chart the results in Google Sheets. Step by step instructions are in the book Google BigQuery Analytics, but you may be able to just read the relevant snippet here or the blog post here. Sample Apps Script code is here.
You can build reports in Google Sheets using a free BigQuery Reports Add-on.
Benefits:
No CSV-files or coding required,
Queries are saved for future use,
Analysts and developers can create shared SQL-queries with pre-defined variables,
Variables allow modifying the result without editing SQL-syntax,
Everything works in Google Cloud.
I just did an example of Google Spreadsheet API on Android, and I can list and read all spreadsheets owned by me. However, I cannot see or access any spreadsheets other people shared with me. I wonder if anyone knows what I'm talking about and can help me?