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DirectionAn enumeration representing the possible directions that one can move within a spreadsheet using the arrow keys.
To call an enum, you call its parent class, name, and property. For example, SpreadsheetApp.Direction.UP.
UP Enum The direction of decreasing row indices. DOWN Enum The direction of increasing row indices. PREVIOUS Enum The direction of decreasing column indices. NEXT Enum The direction of increasing column indices.
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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