Google Forms - Formulas in Sheets That Autofill with Submit
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Learn how to create formulas next to your Google Forms submitted data that automatically autofill (drag down) in Google Sheets.
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. I appreciate how you don't just show a technique, but how to apply it in a real-world situation. And eerily enough, I was just about to do a search this week on how to put an array formula in the header row.
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Thank you so much for this video! I spent hours looking for this answer. Truly appreciated. Thanks for taking it step by step and showing us common mistakes.
Great tutorial! I especially appreciated the teaching structure of starting with simple examples and building up to more complex and efficient ways to implement the autofill functionality.
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This is by far the best tutorial I've seen on this
Great video, exactly covering the problem I'm looking to solve. And the first tutor that does not use copy&paste when reusing 90% to 100% of his already written formulas at least 3 times. 😀
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Always learning great new things from you, keep up the good work. Trying to find a video on tabulating checkbox data from a form. For some reason up until now I never had to do it or realize how difficult it is
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This - is a perfect tutorial. (1) it was exactly what I wanted. (2) You built it from scratch. (3) You showed the process of starting simple and adding complexity/simplicity where needed.
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Great video, thank you. If I use the columns from 'Calculations' tab in a google app scrip, what would their value be? The first-page first column is (0) but I don't know what the second tab columns should be referenced as? Hope that makes sense!!!
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Thanks sir! That is just superb technique! The main issue i have with Google Sheets is to have connected to corporate mysql database.
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Great Tutorial. Got me so much farther than others. Greatly appreciate it.
only thing is that whenever i submit an form it actually "pushes" the formula cell down and doesnt use it (cell stay blank). I should mention that I am using this form to populate the excel sheet but then creates a document from the cell fields. I can share a screenshot and also have the script code if that helps.
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Thanks for the great video! I have only one question.
What if i need to say to Google Sheets that a cell has to be equal to another cell on a different spreadsheet and has to change everytime i add another row in that column.
So for example: "C2" in the sheet "Calculation" has to be equal to "A2" in the sheet "Responses" but when i add a new response, that would be in "A3" (responses sheet); the value in "C2" (calculation sheet) has to change with it.
So "C2" in "Calculation" sheet changes when i add a new row in the column "A" of "Responses" sheet.
Is that possible?
Thank you
Thank you so much for this!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the technique!....
When putting a header name on an arrayformula, what i usually do is this:
=arrayformula({"header name";iferror(formula i want)}). The "header name" becomes a header and the formula is going to be applied to the cells below.
This was the exact solution for my problem, thank you! I'm automating personalized certificates that require google form submissions that include a count so I can apply a level based on the count (bronze/silver/gold, etc.)
This formula applies the correct level after a submission comes in and I use Autocrat to kick out the personalized certificate via email. Thanks for saving me hours of volunteer time!
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Wow thank you...
Very nice video! Congratulations!
I'm trying to generate a report after the form submission and I'm getting the calculated columns as "blanks".
For example, I have a Form with 2 questions, Client and Price.
var timestamp = e.values[0];
var client = e.values[1];
var price = e.values[2];
So, I've created a new calculated column (with array formula) which is Price*(any number).
When I try to collect this new value in the variable "var total = e.values[3];", I get a blank value...
Do you know why? Is there a delay?
Another great video. Can you reorder the entries so that the new orders are at the top of the spreadsheet?
This video resolved my problem. I subscribed, liked and would like to say thank you!
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Very useful tutorial. Thanks a lot!
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This is an amazing video. Thank you. Is it possible to display a message or receipt after submission, I mean displaying all the data you submitted along with Item, Quantity, Price and Total. I would be glad if that is possible.
This is great, thankyou.
Great to hear!
tq so much!
Great. But and if we need to return this values to the GoogleForm? Is it possible in real time while the user is using the form?
🔥🔥🔥 What a cool video and easy tips. Thanks for your efforts they are most appreciated. SUBSCRIBED! .... do you have a way where different departments update the same google form but relative to their section. For example the service reception logs in customer data and job number and the technicians log their respective job start and end times to that same job number? .... or would it be having separate forms to one Google sheets file and then creating the "My Calculations" Tab to arrange all data? Thanks !
Can U think of Google sheet formula combination something similar to what if analysis function in Excel? Please suggest me. Thanks.
I use this a lot. It's very useful! The only problem is when we use lots of array formulas cause it gets slow. It would be nice to use apps script to define a formula in the first/second row and have it copied and the value inserted automatically on form submit.
You could do that or you can delete blank rows in the bottom of your spreadsheets.
When you create My Calculations sheet, are you then able to sort it manyally using filter? Or the data is in the exact order as they are entered in the form?
thanks dude
It is very helpful to me. In google form, question to upload file attachment need to google account login.
Is there any way to upload file attachment by google apps script without google account logining ?
TOP!
How about creating an automatic case or order number and sending an email confirmation to the form responders?
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! The Vlookup info is exactly what i needed, not a lot of solid info on this topic on the web
Thank your sir for this good video
I hope if you can help me to insert 2 combolist in my google forms in a way that the second one would be linked to the choice made in the previous one.
So elements of the second combo depent of what i chose in the first
Thank you sir
Is there any way to get that those calculations to display in the form? something like 'your order will but $4'
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Excellent!
This tutorial is extremely helpful. I liked the way you built it up from its simplest form into something more efficient. I'm stuck on a project I'm doing where I'm trying to collect whether or not a student ate a school breakfast or lunch and how many they ate per month. Each student fills out the form during their 6th period. The tally has to be student specific taken in a specific teacher’s class. The form has a drop down for each student’s name, teacher’s name, date, and number of school breakfasts/lunches eaten. Watching your video, I now know how to use an array formula to collect and calculate data in real-time. I'm struggling with this…i need to be able to quickly glance at the spreadsheet by 6th period teacher and be able to tell how many breakfast/lunches each specific student ate in a any given month. Can you help?
Thanks for the video.
I wonder why Google is so dedicated to office suite apps, but do not care about an integrated relational DBMS like Microsoft Access or OpenOffice Base...
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Just what I needed at minute 11:51
Sir, can we use that price and total column as data for pdf and email it like autocrat?
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I need to change the title on the second line what change do I have to make in
ROW(A:A)=1?
Hey Great video!
I am trying to get the googlesheet to automatically populate the "month" column by extracting it from the time stamp using the TEXT function. Unfortunately arrayfunction is not automatically updating the rows until I drag down the formula. I request you to please please tell me a way I can find a solution to this. I would be extremely grateful.
Great video.
But much simpler, add this in the header row (though I'd use a named range):
={{"Price"};{iferror(arrayformula(vlookup(B2:B,NamedLookupRange,2,0)),"")}}
You can use this method to put several column headers and different data sets for each (literals shown below), in a single cell in a header:
={{"species","Color","Weight"};{"fish";"dog"},{"orange";"brown"},{"5 gms";"50 lbs"}}
={{"species","Color","Weight"};{"fish","orange","5 gms"};{"dog","brown","50 lbs"}}
(the key thing is where you use commas versus semicolons. The former delimits columns, the latter delimits rows)
You can also return discontiguous columns from a range this way, e.g. columns 3 and 5 in a named lookup range:
={{"Col3","Col5"};{iferror(arrayformula(vlookup(A2:A,NamedRange2,{3,5},false)),"")}}
I don't like using IFERROR, because I like to know the difference between errors and blanks.
Also, you don't need those extra brackets
=arrayformula({"Price";iferror(vlookup(B2:B,NamedLookupRange,2,0),"")})
Another thing to keep in mind is that your formula will do some weird stuff if there are no submissions in the form spreadsheet yet.
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Correct. I'm habituated to using 'em largely because in a formula that both creates multiple columns and aggregates multiple row sources, they help demarcate. I'll also split a formula into multiple lines to make it more readable. Some of these things can get pretty unwieldy.
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