How to Create a Google Sheet from your Google Form Responses

What is the Query Function of Google Sheets?

How to Use QUERY Function in Google Sheets to Collect Your Google Form Responses

Step 1: Create a Google Form

Begin by creating a Google Form that collects the information you want to store in your Google Sheet. You can customize the form fields and questions as needed.

Create your Google form

Step 2: Share your Form

Begin by creating a Google Form that collects the information you want to store in your Google Sheet. You can customize the form fields and questions as needed.

Step 3: Collect Responses

After collecting some responses, open the Google Form and click on the “Responses” tab at the top.

Collect Responses

Step 4: Create a Google Sheet from Responses

Click on the Green Sheets icon next to the “Responses” tab to create a new Google Sheet connected to your form.

Step 5: Select Response Destination

A prompt will pop up giving you the option to either make a spreadsheet or pick from an existing one. Opt for creating a spreadsheet.

Step 6: Link Form to Sheet

A new Google Sheet will be created. It will automatically link to your Google Form, and any new responses will be added to this sheet.

link form to sheet

You can review and edit your responses in the Google Sheet. Any new responses from the form will be automatically added to the sheet as rows.

How to Organize Google Form Responses with Query Functions

Organizing responses from Google Forms can be challenging, especially when dealing with large datasets. Leveraging the power of query functions in Google Sheets can streamline this process, allowing you to filter, sort, and analyze data efficiently.

Here, we’ll see how to organize Google Form responses with query functions, ensuring you can manage and interpret your data with ease. Also, we’ll see how to effortlessly organize your information, making it more accessible and valuable in google form.