When using Advanced Development, common questions usually focus on script capabilities, error checking, and scheduled task setup; this FAQ covers 4 common questions and answers.
FAQ
What can AirScript scripts do?
- AirScript scripts can add, delete, query, and update table data.
- They can also modify cell styles, adjust properties, and support automated task execution.
- For more complex logic, write and save the script in the editor first, then combine it with scheduled tasks.
What should I do if a script returns an error?
- Run the script and open the Log panel.
- Review the error details to determine whether the issue is related to syntax, logic, or execution conditions.
- Save your changes and run the script again after making corrections.
What trigger times are available for scheduled tasks?
- Open the Scheduled Task panel and click Create Task.
- In the trigger time settings, choose one-time, daily, weekly, or monthly.
- Select the schedule that matches your workflow and finish the setup.
What can a scheduled task run?
- A scheduled task is used to run an existing AirScript script automatically.
- Before creating the task, prepare the script in the AirScript script editor.
- During task creation, select the target script from the available script list.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| AirScript Script Editor | The coding workspace in Smart Spreadsheet data tables where you write, save, and run scripts. |
| Log panel | The area that shows output results and error details after a script runs. |
| Scheduled task | A task configuration that runs a selected AirScript script automatically at a specified time. |
| Shared document script | A shared script resource that can be selected and run within the current document scope. |