Sankey Diagrams straight from Excel (via d3.js)
First of all thanks to Tony Hirst for blogging about this in the first place to put me on the track, and of course to Mike Bostok who created d3.js I figured it should not be too […]
First of all thanks to Tony Hirst for blogging about this in the first place to put me on the track, and of course to Mike Bostok who created d3.js I figured it should not be too […]
As part of creating a framework for dual maintenance of Google Apps Script and VBA versions of the same application, one of the key things was to produce a set of functions in GAS that […]
In previous posts I covered a couple of conversions of Excel VBA projects to Google Apps Script, with particular emphasis on maintaining compatibility between the solutions to allow for dual maintenance. Previous conversions have been a GAS […]
Passing arguments in VBA can be a pain. Consider foo(a,,,,b,,,,c,e) Of course in some cases you can use named arguments, but the called function needs to know how to do that – it doesn’t work […]
In javaScript, everything is an object. Classes don’t really exist because they don’t have to. To create an class like structure, you just do something like this var employee = {}; employee[‘id’] = 1; employee[‘grade’] […]
I had some questions about authentication from users of the Excel Rest library. Typically Rest queries are authorized through the use of a developer key issued to registered users, but some sites need authorization as […]
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