Hey there! Let's work through this frustrating syntax error together. That Missing ; before statement message almost always points to a small syntax misstep on (or near) line 107 of your Sitan_Code script—nothing too complex, just something our eyes might have glossed over.

Common Causes to Check #

Here are the most likely culprits for this error:

• Forgotten semicolon: The most obvious one—you might have skipped a ; at the end of a variable declaration, assignment, or standalone statement. For example:

  let targetRange = sheet.getRange("A1:A10") // Missing ; at the end
  

• Unclosed brackets/quotes: If you left a parenthesis (, curly brace {, or quote mark "/' open on the line before 107, the compiler can get confused and flag line 107 incorrectly.
• Malformed statement structure: This could be something like a missing comma in a function call, a broken arrow function, or a conditional without proper closing syntax. For example:

  let quantile = computeQuantile(data 0.5) // Missing comma between arguments
  

• Line break issues: If you split a single statement across multiple lines without proper syntax (like forgetting a backslash for a long string), the compiler might interpret it as two separate, invalid statements.

Step-by-Step Troubleshooting #

1. Jump straight to line 107: Open your script editor, use the line number sidebar to navigate right to line 107. Read it carefully, then check the line immediately before it too—sometimes the error originates earlier but gets flagged later.
2. Validate syntax basics:
   • Does every variable declaration/assignment end with a ;?
   • Are all parentheses, braces, and quotes properly opened and closed?
   • Do function calls have commas separating arguments?
3. Isolate the line: Try commenting out line 107 temporarily (add // at the start) and run the script. If the error goes away, you know the issue is in that line. Then slowly reintroduce parts of the line to pinpoint the exact mistake.
4. Check your quantile logic: Since you're working on calculating quantiles, double-check any array methods or custom functions you're using. For example, if you're sorting an array, make sure the sort comparator is written correctly:

   dataArray.sort((a, b) => a - b); // Correct arrow function syntax
   

If you can share a snippet of line 107 and the surrounding 2-3 lines, we can zero in on the exact problem even faster!

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