I have a google sheet where I need to clear lines from rows 9 and down, the problem is my script is returning the following error;
"Exception: Those rows are out of bounds, delete rows @ Delete Rows.gs:4 errors"
I'm assuming it's because I need to reverse the script to delete from the bottom up, can anyone provide an edit for my script so that it stops the out-of-bound errors?
This is the script I have
function deleterows() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getSheetByName('Timesheet');
var lastrow= ss.getLastRow();
ss.deleteRows(10, lastrow-1);
};
CodePudding user response:
Replace
ss.deleteRows(10, lastrow-1);
by
ss.deleteRows(10, lastrow - 9);
The above is because using lastrow-1 the script is trying to delete more rows than those available counting from row 10.
Let say that the last row of the sheet is 1000:
- 1000 - 1 = 999, the start row is 10, it will try to delete from row 10 to 1008, but the sheet only has 1000 rows.
- 1000 - 9 = 991, start row is 10, it will delete from row 10 to row 1000, in other words 991 rows including row 10.