Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - Google Workspace Services Creating a Bound Script that Powers Up Your Wo

The video tutorial explains the differences between standalone and bound Google App Scripts, focusing on how to create and use bound scripts within Google Sheets. It covers adding custom functions and UI menus, utilizing the script editor, and exploring advanced features like keyboard shortcuts and the command palette. The tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to effectively using Google App Scripts for automating tasks in Google Sheets.

What is the primary purpose of accessing the Google App Script editor from a spreadsheet?

• To share the spreadsheet with others

• To view the spreadsheet data

• To change the spreadsheet theme

• To write and execute scripts

Which of the following is a key difference between standalone scripts and bound scripts?

• Standalone scripts cannot be edited

• Bound scripts are integrated within Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides

• Standalone scripts are not visible in Google Drive

• Bound scripts can be detached from their container file

What is a unique feature of bound scripts compared to standalone scripts?

• They automatically run functions on document open

• They can be accessed from any Google account

• They are stored in a separate project file

• They can be shared with non-Google users

How can you add a custom menu to a Google Sheet using a bound script?

• By downloading a third-party add-on

• By changing the sheet's settings

• By writing a function in the script editor

• By using the 'Insert' tab in Google Sheets

What is the purpose of the 'add to UI' function in Google App Scripts?

• To delete a menu item

• To add a menu item to the UI

• To share the script with others

• To format the spreadsheet

Which feature of the script editor helps in making the code more readable?

• Using the command palette

• Changing the font size

• Switching to dark mode

• Applying indentation and formatting

What is the function of the command palette in the script editor?

• To export the script as a PDF

• To change the color scheme of the editor

• To share the script with collaborators

• To list all available commands for coding