What is the easiest way to delete a sheet created by an API service account? Using the gspread API, I was able to create a sheet, and then share back to myself as editor. Now I can't delete because I am not the owner.
name = 'mysheet'
gc = gspread.service_account(filename=path_to_credentials)
try:
spreadsheet = gc.open(name)
except gspread.SpreadsheetNotFound:
spreadsheet = gc.create(name)
sharewith = 'me#myedu.edu'
spreadsheet.share(sharewith, perm_type='user',
notify=True, role='editor')
I want to reuse the service account credentials, but I am having trouble thinking about how to get the credentials in a Google OAuth object suitable to use with gspread.Client(). Below kind of resembles what I am thinking, but I feel I am missing something.
oa = gspread.oauth(credentials_filename=path_to_credentials)
c = gspread.Client(auth=oa)
c.del_spreadsheet('<spreadsheetId>')
If anyone has insights to offer, I would listen.
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I'm trying to send a simple Pandas DataFrame to Google Sheets. It's way more complicated than I expected and I would appreciate some help.
Creating a Google Sheet in R is incredible simple - using the googlesheets4 package, I just have to run gs4_create('Sheet_Name', sheets = My_Data), sign in to my Drive account when it prompts me to, and Voila! the sheet is created.
I have extensively researched doing the same with Python. From everything I've gathered, I need to access the Google Developers Console, create a project, enable the API, create a service account, give that service account editor permission, generate credentials, store them on my machine, and then run a script that accesses my credentials, authorizes them, and then maybe if all that works I can create a Google Sheet. Given all of this can be accomplished in one line of R code, do you understand why I'm a little frustrated and confused?
Is there not a simpler way to do this?
I am trying to use gspread to access some sheets at work.
I followed all the steps here -> https://gspread.readthedocs.io/en/latest/oauth2.html
However, I am stuck in this step:
Go to your spreadsheet and share it with a client_email from the step above. Otherwise you’ll get a SpreadsheetNotFound exception when
trying to access this spreadsheet with gspread.
Since I'm doing this with my company's Gsuite account, I cannot share my sheet with "external domain".
Below is the message that I get when I try to share my sheet with the service account.
Sorry, policy set by the administrators of ******* CO., LTD. prohibits
the sharing of items with
****#****-269407.iam.gserviceaccount.com, because it is not a
Google account in a compatible whitelisted domain.
I am afraid the security guys will be bothered to whitelist this just for me, so i need to find my way around it.
With R, there is no problem accessing my sheet with the 'googlesheets4' package.
I can simply run sheets_auth() to get a popup window that lets me log in with my Gsuite account.
Is there any way that I can do this with gspread? Seems like there used to be gspread.login('xxxx#xxx.com','password') option before (Which no longer works).
so, I found this google spreadsheet and i really want to use it in combination with a telegram (TELEPOT) bot, to receive information of the weapon with a query given by the user, like:
elif text.startswith('/wiki'):
bot.sendChatAction(msg_data['chat_id'],action='typing')
item = text[6:]
bot.sendMessage(msg_data['chat_id'],'https://borderlands.fandom.com/wiki/'+item)
The spreadsheet Is not mine, And I have no idea how to access the json file with credentials
There's an existing google sheet that I need to read from with a Python script. Is there any way I can enable the Google Sheets or Drive API for an existing spreadsheet (so I can download the necessary credentials for a Python app)?
All the online guides tell you how to do this for a New Project (like this one or this one) but not an existing sheet. Thanks!
If you look at the Google Developers quickstart, you can see the constants
# The ID and range of a sample spreadsheet.
SAMPLE_SPREADSHEET_ID = '1BxiMVs0XRA5nFMdKvBdBZjgmUUqptlbs74OgvE2upms'
SAMPLE_RANGE_NAME = 'Class Data!A2:E'
If you look at your sheet URL, you'll see it has a separate ID. You can replace the spreadsheet ID in the code with your own URL, and change the range you're querying depending on your specific application.
I´d like to know how to upload to a Google Spreadsheet, values stored in the database of my application.
Objective:
Connecting to Google Spreadsheet and automatically fill in a chart in the admin area with values that were passed by the upload.
I've been giving a look in the docs and it seems to me that I have to use Bulk Loader.
Is this the only way? If yes how to configure the Handler if I have a spreadsheet as a link to link text
Someone could make a script to access the Google Spreadsheet and pass the values of a Model?
Model:
class User (db.Model):
photo= db.BlobProperty()
name = db.StringProperty (required = True)
surname = db.StringProperty (required = True)
adress = db.PostalAddressProperty (required = True)
phone = db.PhoneNumberProperty (required = True)
The Bulk Loader has nothing to do with interacting with a Google Docs Spreadsheet. It is used for adding records to your application's datastore.
To manipulate a Google Spreadsheet, you'll need to use the Google Spreadsheet API, which you could easily find on your own using Google.
No one here is going to write this code for you. This is not a free code-writing service. If you write some code that doesn't work and need some help figuring out why, edit your question and include the code along with a thorough description of what isn't working and why if you have any idea.