google-form

Suppose I have a Google Forms that has only one item: a short answer item. As soon as I submit the form I would like a script so that it changes the response. For example, whatever the user enters to the question, I would like a script to change it to be "foo". The form responses Google Sheet should also show "foo" as the response. I know it involves something like ScriptApp.newTrigger("edit_response").forForm(form).onFormSubmit().create(); where form = FormApp.getActiveForm() and edit_response is a function that takes the event e . But I can't seem to find a method that can modify form

This is such an open ended question, (and Google search returned mixed results) but basically, I am trying to create a Google Form that dynamically creates new Sections based on a 'key' value the Form user would input in the beginning. E.g. "How many users are you provisioning for?" The input value (string) would be converted into a number (float) value and would then determine how many subsequent Section Types are created. Is this even possible with Google's existing Google Forms/Google Script framework? This is possible, but you would have to use multiple forms. Google forms are static and

I am setting up a google form for an upcoming auction. As bidders arrive at the auction, we will have them fill out a basic google form (i.e. name, address, ID) and a a 'Bidder ID' is auto generated based on the row number in the response spreadsheet. What I would like to happen is once the form is submitted, the confirmation message includes their 'Bidder ID'. The spreadsheet is setup to put the Bidder ID in Column J. Is this possible at all? Please let me know if more information is required. Many thanks. Ben No it's not possible. There is no way to add dynamic data to the custom

This code works great! Once the form is submitted, it auto-populates a template I have created, then send it to my email. This works great unless the user leaves empty fields on the form. If that's the case, the order of the auto-populate is wrong... Is there anyway to automatically include a text (for example "not specified") if the user decides to leave a field blank? If the user enters a text, great! if not, then I would want it to show "not specified". Please help! // Requisition Form // Get template from Google Docs and name it var docTemplate = "the tamplate I created"; var docName =

I'm making a google form and I have a field called name with other fields like title, company, and email address. If there is already a specific person in the database, I want the other information to replace the old information with the new info (i.e. an update function), but I'm having trouble doing with that with Google Apps Script since I find the documentation rather pathetic. Would anyone mind giving me a hand? This won't prevent a Google Form from getting submitted with duplicate values in the first place, but I think what you want will look some thing like... function updateExisting()