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You use Google Sheets as your own Podcast Manager that will automatically download your favorite podcasts to Google Drive and instantly sync across all your ...

This tutorial describes how you can use Google Sheets to build your own podcast manager. Runto install the app. Once the app has a list of new episodes, it uses the UrlFetch service to download the podcasts and saves them to Google Drive in a folder specific to the podcast show. The app then writes a new row to the Google Sheet with the link of the Google Drive file and a timestamp of when the episode was downloaded. The app will create a cron job that runs every few hours in the background and download the latest episodes of your favorite podcasts to your Google Drive. The app uses the Spreadsheet API to read the list of podcasts from the Google Sheet. It then uses the XML service of Apps Script to parse the RSS feed and extract new podcast episodes that have been published since the last check. The app will automatically download the latest episodes of each podcast to your Google Drive. You can open the MP3 files from your Google Drive or find them directly inside the same Google Sheet. You have to place the links of your favorite podcasts in column A of the Google Sheet as shown in the screenshot below. You can specify a list of your favorite podcast shows in Google Sheets and it will automatically download new episodes to your Google Drive in neatly organized folders. Subscriptionssheet and enter the RSS feed links of your favorite podcasts in column A. You may use our Apple Podcasts Lookuputility to find the RSS feed of any podcast that is listed on Apple Podcasts. You use Google Sheets as your own Podcast Manager that will automatically download your favorite podcasts to Google Drive and instantly sync across all your devices. How to Auto-Download Podcasts to Google Drive with Google Sheets

Instead, they would bundle bedding home in the holidays to their mothers' arms (and washing machines). They were technically adults, believe it or not.

Because apparently we save the highest positions in our Great Britain for man-children who are all so posh they have genuinely no idea that most of the population do not call their parents mummy and daddy into adulthood. Which of course allows the “boys will be boys” excuses to flourish. Like the semi-digested sweet and sour chicken balls that were left floating in a sink for weeks, or the vomit-filled bucket abandoned in a garden for months, or the loo that was avoided for a whole year because no one had the wherewithal to clear up a puddle of pee. We have been conditioned (and shampooed, moisturised, and waxed) into believing we have to be the “put together” ones. So to the 62 per cent of women who said they clean their bedding every two weeks, I (wink) believe you (wink). For the record, I now change me sheets every three weeks minimum, maximum every two and a half. The perpetrator of the jettisoned chicken balls was male.

Yes, yet another survey of the hygiene practices of men — this one out of the U.K. — has confirmed what most of us have known for a long time: that men, ...

Frankly, the vast majority of us could be washing the sheets we sleep, drool and sweat on every night with a little more frequency. Clearly, most of us aren’t out here religiously throwing our sheets in the wash every single week. Per the study of 2,250 adults, 40% of single men said they sleep in dirty bedsheets for up to four months at a time, with 12% of them saying they “wash when they remember,” which, as the BBC notes, could be even longer.

A new survey has found that men only wash their sheets every four months and this is what J Sbu has to say about it...

Our body sheds around 15-million skin cells, which build up if you don't wash your sheets often. will build up in your bed. A study conducted in the UK proves how on average single-men only wash their sheets every four months and to make things even grosser, 12% say that they only wash their sheets when they remember.

It can be difficult to sort through information in a big data set. If you're using Google Sheets, you can use sorting tools to help you organize your data.

Once you’ve alphabetized your data, you can then think about how to use it. The format of a formula containing the SORT function is simple. This includes filtering and sorting tools that allow you to quickly move cells around, allowing you to quickly alphabetize them. There are a couple of ways to do this in Google Sheets, including built-in tools and formulas. Google Sheets includes a number of easily accessible and simple-to-use tools to manipulate your data. It can be difficult to sort through information in a big data set.

When dealing with a large dataset in your spreadsheet, your data might go haywire. For these instances, the sorting function can come in handy to keep your.

But, before you use the formula, we suggest you create a new column and label it to avoid confusion. Copy the data range, use the Paste Special option, and select the Values Only option. One of the easiest ways to set and arrange by date is through the sort function. Here, you will only need to highlight the data range and apply the sort by date function. So, you don’t have to bother manually changing each dataset which saves your time and effort. For these instances, the sorting function can come in handy to keep your data organized and keep you on track. So, here are some steps you can follow. The sorting function might fail to work in some cases due to the incorrect formatting entered on your dataset. - You can either select the sort oldest to newest or newest to oldest option. Thankfully, in Google Sheets, the sort feature is built into the tool. If you notice any invalid dates in your range, we suggest changing them right away. Let’s look at both of these methods in more detail down below.