How to Create a Poll on Google Forms
Below are the steps you need to follow to make a poll in Google Forms:
Step 1: Accessing Google Forms Website
Open the web browser and go to the Google Forms website. You will need to sign in to your account if you aren’t already logged in.
Step 2: Create a new Google form
Click on the “+” symbol to create a new form.
Step 3: Name your Google Form Poll
Click on the Untitled form to give a name to your form. You can also add the description for the form from here.
Step 4: Add the Questions and Answers
The field for the first question is already made. Click on the “Untitled Question” to edit the first question. You can change the type of the question(multiple choice, short answer, etc.) by clicking the dropdown on the right side of the question text.
Now add the responses for the user to select. You can provide options as well as select the “add Other” to allow the user to submit the text answer for the question.
Similarly, you can add more questions by clicking the ” + ” button in the vertical menu which is located on the right side.
Step 5: Preview and Share the Shortened URL
Click on the “Preview” button to see how the form will appear to the users. You can also test out the form by filling it out once. To get the shortened URL for the form. Click on the Send button then click on the circled icon. Now you can copy and share the shortened URL to the poll audience.
Note: Make sure the Shorten URL checkbox is checked.
Share the Shortened URL
Step 6: Track the results of your Google Forms Poll
Click on the “Responses” tab on the top bar to see the responses submitted by the users. You can see the result or export it to Google Sheets to perform operations on the data.
Note: Additionally, you have the option to generate a spreadsheet containing all the responses by simply clicking on the “Spreadsheet” icon.
How to Make A Poll In Google Forms
Creating polls and surveys has never been simpler with Google Forms. In this guide, we’ll show you how to make a poll in Google Forms, allowing you to collect valuable feedback, opinions, and insights from your audience. Whether it’s for work, school, or personal use, you’ll soon be designing interactive and engaging polls that help you make informed decisions and gather the information you need. Let’s dive into the world of Google Forms and start crafting your first poll with ease
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