How to attach one or more Google forms to the Google spreadsheet

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Google forms have become a quick and efficient tool for data collection when it comes to online surveys or class tests and many other applications. Not only do they provide an easy-to-learn interface to create forms, design and share them, but they also offer an intuitive way to analyze form responses. Additionally, Google Forms offers the ability to export responses to a Google Sheets. Seamless integration is very useful when it comes to transferring data for external processing.

If you’re already working on a Google Sheets, you can attach one or more Google Forms directly from the sheet itself and the responses will automatically be recorded in your Google Sheets in real time. You can attach one or more forms to your Google Sheets in a few simple steps.

Step 1: Open the Google Sheets you want to use to record form data. You can choose to create a new spreadsheet or use an old one that also contains other data.

Step 2: Once the spreadsheet is open, click “Tools” and then “Create a new form”.

Step 3: When you click on the “Create a new form” option, a new Google form will open in a new tab with the same title as the spreadsheet. Returning to the original tab, a new sheet titled “Form 1 Responses” will be created in the same worksheet to record the form responses.

Step 4: You can create multiple modules following the same procedure.

Step 5: If you’ve used Google Forms in the past, you probably know the drill from here. Create your Google form in the newly opened tab. Share the links to the survey participants and the responses will be compiled into your spreadsheet in real time.

Step 6: If you want to access the form from the sheet itself, go to its answer sheet. Click “Tools” and then click the “Manage Form” option. From there you can see the basic controls of the form and the summary of responses.

Note that if your spreadsheet is already shared with someone else, they will also be able to see the form responses.

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