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- πΊοΈ Project Overview
- β¨ Features
- π Requirements
- π‘ Usage Examples
- π§ Troubleshooting Tips
- π€ Contribution Guidelines
SlideCommentSheetSync is designed to streamline business processes by automatically transferring @mentioned comments from Google Slides to a designated Google Sheet. This tool is invaluable for teams looking to enhance their workflow and ensure all feedback and notes in presentations are tracked and actionable.
- Automatic Triggering: Activates whenever a new comment containing "@googlesheet" is added to Google Slides.
- Google Sheets Integration: Automatically adds new comments as rows in a specified Google Sheet with links back to the slide.
- Scalability: Designed with scalability in mind to handle multiple comments and slides efficiently.
- Extended Filtering: Add capabilities to filter comments based on additional keywords or user tags.
- Notification System: Implement notifications when new comments are transferred to the sheet.
- Analytics Integration: Provide options to analyze comment data for trends and common themes.
- User Interface: Develop a user-friendl
- Google Apps Script
- Access to Google Slides and Google Sheets APIs
// Set up the trigger
// Manually add a comment to Google Slides to see the automation in action.
- Open the Google Apps Script editor.
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- Create a new project and name it
SlideCommentSheetSync
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- Create a new project and name it
- Copy and paste the provided scripts into the respective files.
- Replace placeholder IDs with actual Google Slides and Sheets IDs.
- Run the
setupTrigger()
function to initialize the triggers.
- Ensure that you have appropriate permissions for both Google Slides and Google Sheets.
- Check the execution log in Google Apps Script for detailed error information.
- Verify that the trigger is set up correctly and has not been disabled.
We welcome contributions from the community! Please follow these guidelines:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for each feature or improvement.
- Send a pull request from each feature branch to the main branch for review.