I have a google sheet with values on it. Think it like this:
| header1 | col1 | header 3 | col2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | row | ||
| Second | row |
I will have another data that will come and fill the 2nd and 4th column by respectively.
So what I want to use append_row with specific column name because after each process (my code) I want to immediately add it to my google sheet.
WHAT I DO FOR NOW (I want to change this logic):
I have 2 columns like this. So what I have done before after my code completes (all data is ready now) I was adding those data with worksheet update like this (I am using gspread):
headers = worksheet.row_values(1)
col1_index = headers.index('col1') + 1
col2_index = headers.index('col2') + 1
for item in result:
col1_list.append(item['col1'])
col2_list.append(item['col2'])
col1_transposed = [[item] for item in col1_list]
col2_transposed = [[item] for item in col2_list]
col1_range = '{}2:{}{}'.format(chr(65 + col1_index - 1), chr(65 + col1_index - 1),
len(col1_list) + 1)
col2_range = '{}2:{}{}'.format(chr(65 + col2_index - 1), chr(65 + col2_index - 1),
len(col2_list) + 1)
worksheet.update(col1_range, col1_transposed)
worksheet.update(col2_range, col2_transposed)
But now I want to say like I want to append my data row by row to specific columns. After each process I will have a data like this
{'col1': 'value1', 'col2': 'value2'}
and value1 will be on the col1 column and value2 will be on the col2 column in the first row.
After I will have the same thing from the code:
{'col1': 'value3', 'col2': 'value4'}
The result I would like to see:
| header1 | col1 | header 3 | col2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | value1 | row | value2 |
| Second | value 3 | row | value4 |