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get_values ignores the start string if no end string is specified #576
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I am unable to reproduce this. Does your sheet have some special characteristics? or is it a normal new sheet? |
Unfortunately, this is no longer relevant for the time being; I'm no longer doing that project. We can temporarily close this thread. If I ever come back to it, we'll talk again |
sh = gc.open_by_key('***')
ws = sh.worksheet_by_title('***')
print(ws.range('A1:C'))
print(ws.range('A2:C'))
print('*' * 20)
print(ws.range('A1:C5'))
print(ws.range('A2:C5')) Output:
ws.range('A2:C') - still returns from the first line, unless a lower bound is specified on the right side |
Describe the bug
get_values ignores the start string if no end string is specified.
To Reproduce
I want to get all rows starting from the second for the three columns, since the first row is the column headers.
But in response I get:
<DataRange 'TEST'!A1:C1000>
I see the same thing in the other returnas values - the first row is the column header
If I write this code:
I will get the right answer:
<DataRange 'TEST'!A2:C1000>
Why might there be such behavior?
System Information
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