I have a Google Spreadsheet with 100 lines.
Every time I open that file, I want to insert a row on the end of my table.
How can I jump to the last line of the table when I open the doc?
Because right now I have to scroll down in order to be able to insert a new line.
Best Answer
You can create a trigger that runs every time your spreadsheet is opened.
Go to Tools → Script editor and paste the following:
Click the Save button, then close the script editor, and the spreadsheet.
Now, open your spreadsheet again. Give it a couple of seconds, and you should see that a new row is inserted at the end of your sheet, and that that row is selected.
I have created this spreadsheet to demonstrate - feel free to copy it (click File → Copy). You will need to run your own copy in order to see the script run successfully.
The script explained:
The
onOpen
function name has a special meaning. See documentation. It takes a single argument, anEvent
object. Itssource
property is a reference to the spreadsheet being opened. With the spreadsheet, we can dogetLastRow()
to find the index of the last row that has content.getMaxRows()
gives us the max number of rows in the sheet, even empty ones. With that knowledge, we can see if the last row has content - if so, we append a new, empty row. Finally, we can create a range and callsetActiveRange
on it, to move to the last row.If you just want to move to the last line, not inserting anything, the script can be simplified as this: