Returns the time zone set on the script project.
class Session method .getScriptTimeZone()
Session is the Apps Script service.
.getScriptTimeZone() is the method name you will see after a dot in your code.
What it does
Why it's used
- Format dates the way the project expects.
- Schedule reports in the script's time zone, not yours.
Common errors
- Forgetting parentheses on getScriptTimeZone. Write Session.getScriptTimeZone(), not Session.getScriptTimeZone or getScriptTimeZone by itself.
- Skipping dots between chained calls. Each step needs a dot, like Session.getScriptTimeZone().
- Adding spaces where they do not belong. Write Session.getScriptTimeZone(), not Session .getScriptTimeZone(), Session.getScriptTimeZone (), or Session . getScriptTimeZone().
- Wrong capitalization. Use Session and getScriptTimeZone, not session or getscripttimezone.
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Related methods
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.getActiveUser()
Returns the email of the user running the script.
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.getEffectiveUser()
Returns the email of the user whose permissions the script is using.
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.getTemporaryActiveUserKey()
Returns a temporary key that identifies the current user.
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