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I am trying to create a code that will read the current time and determined which shift we are PM or AM, this date should also give me the day of the week because I will use the day of the week on the email title and body. However, I am still stuck on the logic to send the email without any of those requirements.

I am currently facing this issue where the code runs, but the email never gets sent. Can someone please help me?

Here is my code:

function sendemail() {
    var file = SpreadsheetApp.openById('1vQIpduKw8qp65oNMJt5XsTNOMQEsNaR8FA64kL1GXi0')
    const d = new Date()
    let day = d.getDay()

    var emailcontent = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("CO Plan Release").getRange("B2:G22")
}

function sendEmail() {
    var recipients = 'jessica.sartori@gmail.com'
    var text = 'CO Plan Review'
    MailApp.sendEmail(recipients, text, testTableHTML(emailcontent))
}

function testTableHTML() {
    var file = SpreadsheetApp.openById('1vQIpduKw8qp65oNMJt5XsTNOMQEsNaR8FA64kL1GXi0')
    emailcontent = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("CO Plan Release").getRange("B2:G22")
    return (tableHTML(emailcontent))
}

function tableHTML(emailcontent) {
    var data = emailcontent.getDisplayValues()
    var taille = emailcontent.getFontSizes()
    var fond = emailcontent.getBackgrounds()
    var couleur = emailcontent.getFontColors()
    var police = emailcontent.getFontFamilies()
}

I tried different ways of doing this mail function but none of them seem to work. Can someone help with -Making the function email work -Getting the correct logic to send the email based on the day they are access the code

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