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Error when appending 'This range already has a worksheet with different title set' #574

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caynebrister1 opened this issue Feb 9, 2023 · 4 comments

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@caynebrister1
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For some reason I get the error 'This range already has a worksheet with different title set' when running the following code:

gc = pygsheets.authorize(client_secret='auth/client_secret.json', local=True)
sh = gc.open_by_key('1rP-RKuIfkGB_qps7VclkmBEQW9T2DfwJm64UVcc-4lw')
wks = sh[1]
wks.append_table(values=['1', '2', '3'])

Ive searched the error up but cant find much on it and I am having trouble understanding what is causing the error, if anyone knows what is happening and how I might be able to fix this I would love to learn!

@caynebrister1 caynebrister1 changed the title Error when apending 'This range already has a worksheet with different title set' Error when appending 'This range already has a worksheet with different title set' Feb 9, 2023
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Couldnt figure it out so ended up just using try/except to ignore the error.

@Vanifac
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Vanifac commented Feb 17, 2023

Seeing this error as well. The append seems to go through regardless.

@CodeBiriyani
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@nithinmurali is there a workaround for this? As @caynebrister1 mentioned I have been using it with the try/except block and using the Insert Rows method to get over this.

If I am able to execute the append_table method without any error, the class becomes extremely powerful as I can write to multiple sheets from a single script.

@Jacoba777
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Hello, I've just encountered this issue as well.

If you are getting this error, you are probably trying to append a single row of data as a simple list, whereas this function is expecting a list of lists (so that you could add many rows at once). If you mean to only add a single row, then just wrap your row in an additional list.

For instance @caynebrister1 could fix the code above by changing the last line to
wks.append_table(values=[['1', '2', '3']])

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