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Para ejecutar muestras de código, debes habilitar la API de YouTube Data y la API de YouTube Analytics (v2) en Apps Script. En la Guía de inicio rápido de la API de Data, se explica cómo agregar un servicio.
Cómo exportar datos de YouTube Analytics a Hojas de cálculo de Google
Esta función usa la API de YouTube Analytics para recuperar datos sobre el canal del usuario autenticado y crear una nueva hoja de cálculo de Google en Drive del usuario con los datos.
En la primera parte de este ejemplo, se muestra una llamada simple a la API de YouTube Analytics. Esta función primero recupera el ID del canal del usuario activo. Con ese ID, la función realiza una llamada a la API de YouTube Analytics para recuperar las vistas, los Me gusta, los No me gusta y los compartidos de los últimos 30 días. La API devuelve los datos en un objeto de respuesta que contiene un array 2D.
La segunda parte de la muestra construye una hoja de cálculo. Esta hoja de cálculo se coloca en Google Drive del usuario autenticado con el nombre "Informe de YouTube" y el período en el título. La función completa la hoja de cálculo con la respuesta de la API y, luego, bloquea las columnas y filas que definirán los ejes de un gráfico. Se agrega un gráfico de columnas apiladas a la hoja de cálculo.
function spreadsheetAnalytics() {
// Get the channel ID
var myChannels = YouTube.Channels.list('id', {mine: true});
var channel = myChannels.items[0];
var channelId = channel.id;
// Set the dates for our report
var today = new Date();
var oneMonthAgo = new Date();
oneMonthAgo.setMonth(today.getMonth() - 1);
var todayFormatted = Utilities.formatDate(today, 'UTC', 'yyyy-MM-dd')
var oneMonthAgoFormatted = Utilities.formatDate(oneMonthAgo, 'UTC', 'yyyy-MM-dd');
// The YouTubeAnalytics.Reports.query() function has four required parameters and one optional
// parameter. The first parameter identifies the channel or content owner for which you are
// retrieving data. The second and third parameters specify the start and end dates for the
// report, respectively. The fourth parameter identifies the metrics that you are retrieving.
// The fifth parameter is an object that contains any additional optional parameters
// (dimensions, filters, sort, etc.) that you want to set.
var analyticsResponse = YouTubeAnalytics.Reports.query({
"startDate": oneMonthAgoFormatted,
"endDate": todayFormatted,
"ids": "channel==" + channelId,
"dimensions": "day",
"sort": "-day",
"metrics": "views,likes,dislikes,shares"
});
// Create a new Spreadsheet with rows and columns corresponding to our dates
var ssName = 'YouTube channel report ' + oneMonthAgoFormatted + ' - ' + todayFormatted;
var numRows = analyticsResponse.rows.length;
var numCols = analyticsResponse.columnHeaders.length;
// Add an extra row for column headers
var ssNew = SpreadsheetApp.create(ssName, numRows + 1, numCols);
// Get the first sheet
var sheet = ssNew.getSheets()[0];
// Get the range for the title columns
// Remember, spreadsheets are 1-indexed, whereas arrays are 0-indexed
var headersRange = sheet.getRange(1, 1, 1, numCols);
var headers = [];
// These column headers will correspond with the metrics requested
// in the initial call: views, likes, dislikes, shares
for(var i in analyticsResponse.columnHeaders) {
var columnHeader = analyticsResponse.columnHeaders[i];
var columnName = columnHeader.name;
headers[i] = columnName;
}
// This takes a 2 dimensional array
headersRange.setValues([headers]);
// Bold and freeze the column names
headersRange.setFontWeight('bold');
sheet.setFrozenRows(1);
// Get the data range and set the values
var dataRange = sheet.getRange(2, 1, numRows, numCols);
dataRange.setValues(analyticsResponse.rows);
// Bold and freeze the dates
var dateHeaders = sheet.getRange(1, 1, numRows, 1);
dateHeaders.setFontWeight('bold');
sheet.setFrozenColumns(1);
// Include the headers in our range. The headers are used
// to label the axes
var range = sheet.getRange(1, 1, numRows, numCols);
var chart = sheet.newChart()
.asColumnChart()
.setStacked()
.addRange(range)
.setPosition(4, 2, 10, 10)
.build();
sheet.insertChart(chart);
}
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Última actualización: 2025-08-21 (UTC)
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It generates a new Google Sheet named \"YouTube Report,\" populates it with the API response data, including column headers for the metrics, locks the headers, and then generates a stacked column chart. Finally, it inserts the chart in the report.\n"],null,["# Apps Script Code Samples\n\nTo run code samples, you need to enable the YouTube Data API and YouTube Analytics API (v2) in Apps Script. The [Data API quickstart](https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/quickstart/apps-script) explains how to add a service.\n\nExport YouTube Analytics data to Google Sheets\n----------------------------------------------\n\nThis function uses the YouTube Analytics API to fetch data about the authenticated user's channel, creating a new Google Sheet in the user's Drive with the data. \n\nThe first part of this sample demonstrates a simple YouTube Analytics API call. This function first fetches the active user's channel ID. Using that ID, the function makes a YouTube Analytics API call to retrieve views, likes, dislikes and shares for the last 30 days. The API returns the data in a response object that contains a 2D array. \n\nThe second part of the sample constructs a Spreadsheet. This spreadsheet is placed in the authenticated user's Google Drive with the name 'YouTube Report' and date range in the title. The function populates the spreadsheet with the API response, then locks columns and rows that will define a chart axes. A stacked column chart is added for the spreadsheet. \n\n```transact-sql\n function spreadsheetAnalytics() {\n // Get the channel ID\n var myChannels = YouTube.Channels.list('id', {mine: true});\n var channel = myChannels.items[0];\n var channelId = channel.id;\n \n // Set the dates for our report\n var today = new Date();\n var oneMonthAgo = new Date();\n oneMonthAgo.setMonth(today.getMonth() - 1);\n var todayFormatted = Utilities.formatDate(today, 'UTC', 'yyyy-MM-dd')\n var oneMonthAgoFormatted = Utilities.formatDate(oneMonthAgo, 'UTC', 'yyyy-MM-dd');\n \n // The YouTubeAnalytics.Reports.query() function has four required parameters and one optional\n // parameter. The first parameter identifies the channel or content owner for which you are\n // retrieving data. The second and third parameters specify the start and end dates for the\n // report, respectively. The fourth parameter identifies the metrics that you are retrieving.\n // The fifth parameter is an object that contains any additional optional parameters\n // (dimensions, filters, sort, etc.) that you want to set.\n var analyticsResponse = YouTubeAnalytics.Reports.query({\n \"startDate\": oneMonthAgoFormatted,\n \"endDate\": todayFormatted,\n \"ids\": \"channel==\" + channelId,\n \"dimensions\": \"day\",\n \"sort\": \"-day\",\n \"metrics\": \"views,likes,dislikes,shares\"\n });\n \n // Create a new Spreadsheet with rows and columns corresponding to our dates\n var ssName = 'YouTube channel report ' + oneMonthAgoFormatted + ' - ' + todayFormatted;\n var numRows = analyticsResponse.rows.length;\n var numCols = analyticsResponse.columnHeaders.length;\n \n // Add an extra row for column headers\n var ssNew = SpreadsheetApp.create(ssName, numRows + 1, numCols);\n \n // Get the first sheet\n var sheet = ssNew.getSheets()[0];\n \n // Get the range for the title columns\n // Remember, spreadsheets are 1-indexed, whereas arrays are 0-indexed\n var headersRange = sheet.getRange(1, 1, 1, numCols);\n var headers = [];\n \n // These column headers will correspond with the metrics requested\n // in the initial call: views, likes, dislikes, shares\n for(var i in analyticsResponse.columnHeaders) {\n var columnHeader = analyticsResponse.columnHeaders[i];\n var columnName = columnHeader.name;\n headers[i] = columnName;\n }\n // This takes a 2 dimensional array\n headersRange.setValues([headers]);\n \n // Bold and freeze the column names\n headersRange.setFontWeight('bold');\n sheet.setFrozenRows(1);\n \n // Get the data range and set the values\n var dataRange = sheet.getRange(2, 1, numRows, numCols);\n dataRange.setValues(analyticsResponse.rows);\n \n // Bold and freeze the dates\n var dateHeaders = sheet.getRange(1, 1, numRows, 1);\n dateHeaders.setFontWeight('bold');\n sheet.setFrozenColumns(1);\n \n // Include the headers in our range. The headers are used\n // to label the axes\n var range = sheet.getRange(1, 1, numRows, numCols);\n var chart = sheet.newChart()\n .asColumnChart()\n .setStacked()\n .addRange(range)\n .setPosition(4, 2, 10, 10)\n .build();\n sheet.insertChart(chart);\n \n }\n```"]]