Namespace: Klout

getKloutAll

Gets all data from Klout, including Klout score, for one or many Twitter users.

Gets just the Klout score for one or many Twitter users.

=getKloutAll(usersRange)

This function will return all the data made available by the Klout API.

Tip: Select Twitter accounts in multiples of 5. Klout processes them five at a time.

Limitation: Google Docs might timeout if you select too many Twitter users. Try a smaller number of users.

Name	Type	Description
`usersRange`	Array \| Range	Range of cells of user's Twitter names Note Twitter names needs to be be without the @ symbol.

Column	Description
`twitter_id`	Twitter ID
`kscore`	Klout score
`slope`	Scope
`description`	Description of the score
`kclass_id`	Klout classification ID
`kclass`	Klout classification
`kclass_description`	Klout classification description
`network_score`	Network score
`amplification_score`	Amplification score
`true_reach`	True reach score
`delta_1day`	Change in Klout score over 1 day
`delta_5day`	Change in Klout score over 5 days

=getKloutAll("djchrisle")

Cells:
  A2: djchrisle
  A3: wilreynolds
  A4: seerinteractive
=getKlout(A2:A4)

=getKloutScore(usersRange)

If all you need is the Klout score this function provides a shortcut to getKloutAll that will only return the Klout score.

Name	Type	Description
`usersRange`	Array \| Range	Range of cells of user's Twitter names Note Twitter names needs to be be without the @ symbol.

=getKloutScore("djchrisle")

Cells:
  A2: djchrisle
  A3: wilreynolds
  A4: seerinteractive
=getKloutScore(A2:A4)