How do I get scripts to work again if AppsScript is disabled?

I added this script link to the google sheet, trying to save time by not having to manually enter the sheet name in the cell:

function sheetname() { return SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getName(); } 

Then I realized that it was unstable, so I stopped calling it from inside the sheet =sheetname() . Then I forgot about it, continuing to duplicate my sheet (with this related script) with over 1000 new files.

Now I need to create a stand-alone script for another purpose, but when I save it to be able to run the script, I get this message:

"The service was used many times a day: the dev console project tried to create."

I managed to save the script project once, but then, when I tried to run it, I received this slightly different error message:

Error saving project: Too many scripts created in one day for this Google user account.

So, I realized: well, I have to wait one day and not duplicate the script-bound file during this time. But that did not work. So now I seem to be stuck here, unable to add a script from my account every time.

From what I understand, related scripts can only be accessed and disabled / deleted through each of the duplicated sheets of the Google script sheets.

Will I ever be able to add scripts again without opening 1000 duplicates and not deleting each of the related scripts? Or by removing 1000 duplicates and get started? If so, how?

I have already spent too many hours manually manually connecting each duplicate file to the master list using importrange .

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From what I understand, related scripts can only be accessed and disabled / deleted through each of the duplicated sheets of the Google script sheets.

Google recently launched the Google Apps script Dashboard . From there, we could “permanently delete” restricted scripts without opening the container.

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I had a similar problem when the script was copied every time I copied the document. You should see all the scripts at https://script.google.com/home/all . You might want to experiment with their REST APIs to see if you can automate their destruction: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/reference/rest/

On the quota page, Google does not mention the script quota: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/services/quotas

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1245444/


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