I have a google sheet database where artists can search and find their tasks and priorities. Using a data validation selector the artist have to select their name.
It works fine, but is it possible to customize the google sheet url, so the artist name is a part of the url and the selector pre-filled? I could make a page for each artist, but want it to be dynamic and scalable.
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I have a database of elements, each element has its own QR Code. After reading the code I would like to be able to open the worksheet on a specific tab and jump to the appropriate cell (according to the element name). Calling a worksheet through a URL with the #gid parameter allows you to open a tab.... the "range" parameter allows you to jump to a specific cell.... and what if I want to search for an item by name? Something like: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fER4x1p.../edit#gid=82420100&search=element_name.... is it possible?
Google has not introduced this yet
But you can look into Google Script (Googles SpreadSheets macros like) to achieve this.
Also a simpler approach will be to just filter the data, but this will change your requirement obviously. For example you can create a Filter with the name you are looking for and then you will get the URL.
This is the URL to a Sample of this, it should open the
Spreadsheet and filter the data when loaded. This is the Icon to
look for to create the filters
here is some documentation for you to get started on Google App Script, but I don't have a direct link to let you know how to catch the parameters for it to process them. What I can tell you is that this is a much more complicated approach than just a URL because it involves programmatic processing on the Spreadsheet side.
Looks like LinkedIn has a new UI and seems to be slowly rolling out to everyone. We have a LinkedIn button on our site that looks up a prospect by their name and company and searches LI. Currently, this works for the "oldLinkedIn" but for me, I'm somehow on the "nuLinkedIn" and this search URL doesn't render properly. Our current search URL for oldLinkedIn will populate this: http://www.linkedin.com/search/fpsearch?company=salesforce&fname=carden&lname=wyckoff¤tCompany=C For me, this loads a blank page with just the LinkedIn logo, but for another employee still on the oldLinkedin it renders properly and can see the client. When I do a manual search for this person in nuLinkedIn, this is the URL https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/index/?keywords=carden%20wyckoff%20salesforce&origin=GLOBAL_SEARCH_HEADER we are trying to figure out what the new URL search query is so we can update our search button for linkedin. Thanks!
If you change your populated URL to:
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/index/?keywords=firstname%3A"carden"%20AND%20lastname%3A"wyckoff"%20AND%20company%3A"salesforce"&origin=GLOBAL_SEARCH_HEADER
it should work.
Obviously you can use OR instead of AND in there for more results.
Fields you can search are:
firstname: Finds members based on first name
lastname: Finds members based on last name
title: Finds members based on their current title
company: Finds members based on their current company (keyword search)
school: Finds members based on schools attended (keyword search)
I have an existing Google ad campaign that geotargets a particular region. The destination URL of all the ads and sitelinks have the same query string appended to it ("area=astoria").
I now need to copy this campaign to 50 other campaigns, each of which will target a different region. Each campaign will have a different value for the area key, so for instance one campaign might use "area=manhattan" and another "area=bronx".
The campaign I'm cloning has many ads and sitelinks, all of which need to have the query string changed. I know how to manually change the destination urls, but it's an enormous amount of busy work...
As a workaround, is there a way to automatically append a different query string to all the destination URLs for ads and sitelinks in a particular campaign in Google AdWords?
To answer my own question, the answer is to use a Tracking Template on the Campaign level.
To do this, click into the Campaign you want to edit and click on the Settings tab. Then open the "Campaign URL options (advanced)" section and change the Tracking URL to something like this:
{lpurl}?area=whatever
You can click the TEST button to make sure your ads work. Your sitelinks should also have the same query string appended to it. (Note that a Campaign-level Tracking Template can be overridden at the Adgroup-, Ad-, or Sitelink-level, so those more specific Tracking Templates would have to not be used for a Campaign-level Tracking Template to be used.)
I would like to get Google Sheet's URL automatically when there is a specific no. in row A and a sheet name provided as prerequisites.
If there is 15106 in row A and a sheet name --> See this
I would like to display it somewhere on the same line with the number.
You can try writing an onEdit() function that gets the URL when the sheet is edited - you can tell the function to look for specific ranges and values as you desire. You will have to assemble the url yourself using spreadsheet ID, which you can get using SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getId(). See Google's guide to triggers for more information on onEdit().
Data on algolia is like this
objectID:3464542
Type:"Accelerator"
Country:"Germany"
City:null
Name:"ProsiebenSat1 Accelerator Batch #8"
I want to search any name which are in Germany. How I do that?
When I do Contact.raw_search("Batch"), I get all records even whose name include this even non-German. I want to get all those which are of specific country.
To do so, you'll first need to put the Country attribute in your attributesForFaceting list. You can do that using the REST API, your client of choice or from the Algolia Dashboard. Using the later one, go to the Indices page, select your index and click on the Display tab. Here, you could add your Country field to the Attributes for faceting list. After that, click on save and your index will be rebuild.
Now, your index is ready to filter the search queries according to the country you want. To perform the search query, you can use (using the Ruby client):
Contact.search("Batch", {
facets: ["Country"],
facetFilters: ["Country:Germany"]
})
For more informations about faceting, here is a quick intro from the FAQ and a more detailed guide in the documentation.