Are you using the 'List' API or the (lately deprecated) 'Tables' API? What's your query? What do you get when you just hit the HTTP resource directly without Python in the way?
By the way, don't feel afraid of asking a question about topics where the blessed documentation omits to mention something important. We API users must stand together against having to "discover and reverse engineer" the actual behaviour of the application, when there is no adequate contract given. Unfortunately, this generally means wasting precious time filing a bug against the documentation - generally a thankless task because the Google Labs boys have bad groupthink. Also by the way, the Spreadsheet API has been in 'Labs' without graduating for a number of years now. Yes, years. I wouldn't commit to it as anything more than an interesting way to bang you head on a wall - ie. no production apps needing to talk to spreadshehets, that couldn't suddenly stop using them if the need arose. cheers, David. On Mar 16, 2:30 am, Dustin Sampson <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm sure this topic has been beaten to death but ....Can someone clarify for > me > > If I have a table... > > Data: > A B C D > __________________________ > 1 | Ann > 2 | Tom > 3 | > 4 | Frank > (Using Python) > > Because row 3 has no data when I ask to get records, I'll only receive Ann > and Tom? Is there anyway of reading rows 1-4 and columns 1-n, by specifying > a range or is there some other means. Its kind of a deal breaker for me if > I can't. > > Thanks for any insight, > Dustin
