I'm building a Google Spreadsheet from Google Analytics data using the APIs, and I'm trying to format some numbers.
Based on the Sheets API Format page, I should be able to use .setNumberFormat("00.00\%");
to set the number to two decimal places and clear the %
with the slash so that it won't run it's multiplier on the number. But it is not working as expected. According to that page, the \
character "Treats the next character as a literal value and not any special meaning it might have."
RAW DATA: 33.0923537840302
GOAL: 33.09%
ACTUAL RESULT: 3309.23%
If I use .setNumberFormat("00.00");
I get the result I want, but it lacks the %
on the end.
You can try this:
cell.setNumberFormat("00.00");
cell.setValue(cell.getValue() + "%")
First you'll set the format to "00.00" then concatenate the percent sign to the format result.
Hope this workaround helps.