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What is the difference between Web API, Grid API and Macro API?

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What is the difference between Web API, Grid API and Macro API?

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Web API allows your program, written in any programming language including JavaScript, to retrieve data from EditGrid and issue commands to EditGrid. The session key is part of your application. By making your spreadsheet private, you can allow only certain paths of access to your spreadsheet. Grid API allows you to include the RTU Grid as a widget in your website and write JavaScript code to achieve custom behaviors in the RTU Grid. Macro allows you to write JavaScript code to run in the RTU Grid at http://www.editgrid.com. This ensures every visitor of the spreadsheet (with write permission) will run the code. To write macros, you use both Macro API and Grid API.

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Web API allows your program, written in any programming language including JavaScript, to retrieve data from EditGrid and issue commands to EditGrid. The session key is part of your application. By making your spreadsheet private, you can allow only certain paths of access to your spreadsheet.Grid API allows you to include the RTU Grid as a widget in your website and write JavaScript code to achieve custom behaviors in the RTU Grid.Macro allows you to write JavaScript code to run in the RTU Grid at http://www.editgrid.com. This ensures every visitor of the spreadsheet (with write permission) will run the code. To write macros, you use both Macro API and Grid API.

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