How to Create a Google Apps Script Library | Google Apps Script | 8 Min Tutorial

[@mbb720]

This was so helpful, thank you! The UI is a little different now in 2023, but I was able to get the idea.

[@immanuelmellis6153]

I've never seen someone so dedicated to branding. I respect that.

[@Quetzelkoa]

This really helped me get a basic library going, thanks so much!

[@EfficientSmallBusiness]

Glad to hear it was helpful!

[@getdavemoore]

Boom! And this one video answers a dozen questions :) great work, thanks

[@EfficientSmallBusiness]

Glad it was helpful for you!

[@thesheetsguy4478]

Great info! Thanks for sharing!

[@SwissMarkus]

Hi there, just came accross your excellent tutorial and I straigth went for it. But everything looks different here ... is it because of I am using the latest version of the google script application ? maybe do you have any Idea it would help me a lot thank you very much

[@GusTheAnt]

The Apps Script editor looks different now, and some of the methods used when interacting with Google applications like Docs or Sheets is new or different now when creating your own functions or classes, but the basic "how-to" of this video is still applicable today. There is another KZbinr called Get It Done that has some excellent Google Apps Script videos that have been made within the last couple of years that will look more similar to what we are using today. Google themselves have some short videos on GAS, but most of those seem to be targeted more at medium to large scale enterprise solutions for Google Workspace more than a beginners tutorial format, but are still useful once you have your feet under you. Almost everything you can do with Javascript you can do, or find a workaround for, when writing for GAS. Sites like W3 Schools or Geeks For Geeks are excellent resources for Javascript.

[@rambairwa4851]

can we create second script and inside we will add addvalue() function, then first script take its reference. means we will not call addvalue() function directly.

[@CelVivApps]

ESTO ESTABA BUSCANDO! GRACIAS!!

[@DuneKraftwerk]

Do not be shy to zoom your code

[@pedrojhonata1593]

Very good! But, it no protect my script. The user can acces and view my code. I don't want this...

[@EfficientSmallBusiness]

That is correct. If you want other users to have access to your library, it must be publicly visible which means anyone can make a copy of the file. If you have a project that you do not want public, you can create an add-on that users can install, but it will not function as a library.

[@mahimanasa1]

pls zoom the screen to see the work.