![]() ![]() ![]() The following code I have Frankensteined together does make the "Copy of Previous" where I want it, but the renaming happens in a different workbook that I don't want to mess with and when it renames it is not "MM/DD", but the longest possible date and time format possible. Step 2: Type dir /b to see a skeleton list of. Step 1: Type cmd and switch (using cd command) to the directory that contains the files you want to rename in bulk. In the Apps Script code editor, you can also create custom functions. To rename files in bulk more efficiently, you can either learn some complex shell scripting language (SED, AWK, Perl) or switch to something more simple - a spreadsheet. You can both create and update your own macros in both Google Sheets and the Apps Script code editor. How to copy a sheet between Google Sheets Copy the URL of the target Google Sheet Open the Google Sheet that has the tab you want to copy into the target. Once recorded, you can activate a macro to repeat those actions later with a menu item or shortcut key. ![]() The Google Sheets API lets you create, clear, copy, and delete sheets, and also control their properties. Copy a sheet from one spreadsheet to another. The sheet I copy from will always be named "Previous" and the sheet I wan t to rename will always be named "Copy of Previous". A macro is a series of recorded actions within Google Sheets. Clear a sheet of all values while preserving formats. So if I change this name 'Andreas' to 'Aster', de macro will still use the initial name (Andreas). For example: DATAA1 Andreas In stead of referring to DATAA1, it reffers to the data in this cell. I need to rename a sheet in a different workbook in google sheets using MM/DD format based on a cell value (L1). It works to rename the sheets to these names, but the macro uses the exact name and not the link to this cell. ![]()
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