I work for a marketing team. We had people take a survey at two different locations using GF. I would now like to combine the data. I know you can combine the data in the form of a SPREADSHEET, what I want to then do is see the combined data's pretty pie charts, etc., that are automatically created within the GF results. Is this possible? Again I know you can combine the spreadsheet data simply by copy+pasting from one form to the other, but it seems impossible to combine the data and then have google turn it into pie charts.
Would I have to do this manually in Sheets or Excel? Or would it be easier to create a whole new form and just reenter all combined data into that? IS THERE ANY EFFICIENT WAY TO DO THIS?
Thank you!
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I'm trying to create a table with editable cells in a google form that lets people enter their response. It would have multiple fixed columns and dynamically adding rows for more response.
Sample image of the desired table in google form for response
I am naive about building google forms and running scripts/codes on forms. A detailed explanation of steps will be of good help.
Thanking in advance to wonderful people who do such fabulous work
At the moment it is not possible to insert tables in Google Forms, not even via Apps Script, but since you are interested in learning about Forms and Scripts I would recommend you start with this quickstart about managing Form responses.
If you explain perhaps with more detail what your goal by inserting the table is, maybe there is a way with the available options in forms to achieve it.
I am trying to find a way to link several google forms to one google sheet without separate tabs. I am creating a database so I want different employees to be responsible for different sections of the same spreadsheet.
You need to use "IMPORTRANGE". I had to do that recently. https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3093340?hl=en You have to tell the receiving sheet what range of the feeder sheets to import and then give permission.The trick is, if someone adds columns to a feeder sheet, you have to make sure the data is not "overlapping" in the receiving sheet. Otherwise, you'll get an error.
I usually record students marks in a Google Sheet. However Google's embed provides a "mirror" of the Sheets and looks exactly like the sheet. This means I have to resize the cells so as to show the complete names and perform formatting. Is there a better way of displaying this information without resizing the cells. I need a method which automatically displays a the data without any configuration. If possible without the use of Google Apps Script.Here is the sample data. The data will be sent to parents and will also be printed.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nKcShloX5R4OvhuEtRogCHG18V1YTR5v9Hb19Jobm88/pubhtml
You can use Google Visualizations API. This automatically resizes the cells and produces a neat and minimal looking table.
This is the usage:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/<sheet-id>/gviz/tq?tqx=out:html&tq&gid=2
So in your case:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nKcShloX5R4OvhuEtRogCHG18V1YTR5v9Hb19Jobm88/gviz/tq?tqx=out:html&tq&gid=2
The difference is very clear.
I'm using Google Sheets and I have a sheet for an eCommerce store's products.
There are columns for description, features, common uses, etc. I need to take features, common uses, etc and merge them into a new cell, and format them using html, so i can easily copy and paste them into my webpage.
I want to wrap html around these echoed values.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
I found the answer myself, in case anyone would like to know:
=CONCATENATE("<p>",CONCATENATE(E10),"</p>")
Currently we're having a request to integrate the Google Form functionality into our system. I'd done some searching on the web, and found that there's no way we can change the post processing of a Google Form unless we do some heavy customization using 3rd party tools.
Thus i have an idea that, when someone fill in the Google Form, he/she will need to fill in a 'user id' in the form. This will be collected as a field in the Google Spreadsheet generated by the form.
In my back end application, i would query the spreadsheet and look for the user id field input by the user. Then i would be able to know whether he/she completed the form or not.
I'm trying to look at the Google Docs API for the spreadsheet and found that there are list-based feed and cell-based feed but i'm not sure which one can achieve what i want to do. Anyone has experience in this can shed a light?
Thank you
Think of a list based feed as being like SQL. You can read rows, insert rows(at the bottom), delete rows and update rows. - you can only store data, not formulas. In contrast, A CELL based feed lets you read and write to cells, any cell, using the cell reference (R1C1 style). CELL FEED give you more control, and includes batch updates.
some sample CELL FEED code is here:
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/source/browse/trunk/java/sample/spreadsheet/cell/CellDemo.java?r=51
Another option is too use google apps script, this is maybe less work if you just want to extract data. The html service is probably the tool for the job https://developers.google.com/apps-script/html_service - as you can dont need OAuth to do the read.