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Google Apps Script Cell Value-Change + Add/Delete to Master
I am trying to find a way to have a row trigger automatically whenever the value of any row changes. I know this is probably possible with Google Spreadsheets, but I am trying to do this in Google Docs. This should not be something that requires a server to be running, as I don't want to have to upload the document to the server just for this to trigger. I have some experience with Python, and have taken a look at the Google App Scripts documentation for Google Docs, but have not found anything that makes this possible. Can this be done, and if so, how would I go about doing it?
Edit: Below is the code that I currently have, and I currently have it set to run every time the script is run (the 1 in the following is actually a number, not a row). The reason I need this to be a one-time run is because I would like the onEdit to somehow be able to add/remove rows to/from a master (in this case, master is the List of Customers [with the columns] that was created for this script). My understanding of how to remove rows from a list is that I need to loop through the list in an array and remove it from the master. Any ideas on how to do this?
function onEdit(event) {
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