I created a Script (Windows) that exports the data of the Clients, Products and some Values of the company that I work for a Spreadsheet in Google Drive.
My idea was to use Kodular to create an App that lists these tables as a listview. (I succeeded in that!)
After updating the spreadsheet, the items in the application also change. (Success!!)
However, I wanted to know some way to create a Search Bar that could filter this specific data and bring other values in different columns.
Search Bar: Appl-
Apple = $ 1.00
Apple Candy = $ 2.00
Apple pie = $ 10.00
Apple = Product Table
$ 1.00 = Product Value Table
Is there any way to do this using Kodular and Google Spreadsheet? Perhaps exporting from MySQL would also be an option?
Easily can be achievable by using gviz query
Your url must be, (use text join block, use three fireld. 1st filed URL, 2Nd field textbox text block and 3rs block ’ (hypen alone)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/<Ur gsheet I'd>/gviz/tq?tqx=out:csv&gid=<your sheet gid number>&tq=Select A,B where A contains 'Appl
You have to replace the textbox text block in place for Appl.
I managed to make the list as you recommended me (thanks for that, I’m very happy to be making progress !!)
I thought it was amazing to get 2,000 items from my table without delay.
I thought of receiving the value of the columns in variables. To use Column A in the title and a junction of Column B and C in the subtitle.
Would that cause too much delay?
Remembering that every time the textbox changes, a new search is made.
The blocks which I shared you earlier will work fine without if you use web and display in list view. But if you split , earlier post, certainly it will be delay… I m sure. I think better you can use Collin list view in which you no need to merge or use join block.
This part of the global variable taking all the data brought me thousands of ideas.
This means that I can use the web at the beginning to store different spreadsheet links based on the user’s login.
Gowri, I really appreciate your attention and support. Thank you very much!!
I think we can wrap up the topic. Otherwise, I would try to extract more information that would be off topic.