So, direct after I wrote the question I guess I found it. :)
developers.google.com/apps-script/...
So now I have to make some tests. :)
Awesome!
Done. Works. :) Is just not as complicated as thought. I love it.
@AngeloM Thank you for the inspiration.
How I have done it. Just created a second sheet and copied the original Script. I change the first rows to:
function sendDailyTweet2() { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(); SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSheet(sheet.getSheets()[1]);
....
Awesome, if you want to go further you can try adding images to your tweets.
I'm familiar with Markup but Dev.to is using something different so I didnt spend so much time for that.
But of course, I'll do it as soon as I figured out how it works. :)
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So, direct after I wrote the question I guess I found it. :)
developers.google.com/apps-script/...
So now I have to make some tests. :)
Awesome!
Done. Works. :) Is just not as complicated as thought. I love it.
@AngeloM Thank you for the inspiration.
How I have done it. Just created a second sheet and copied the original Script. I change the first rows to:
function sendDailyTweet2() {
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSheet(sheet.getSheets()[1]);
....
Awesome, if you want to go further you can try adding images to your tweets.
I'm familiar with Markup but Dev.to is using something different so I didnt spend so much time for that.
But of course, I'll do it as soon as I figured out how it works. :)