At the top right, click More Select destination for responses.
Select an option:
Create a new spreadsheet: Creates a spreadsheet for responses in Google Sheets.
When you use your Google Forms data to create a new sheet, Google Sheets automatically puts your data in a table, bringing format and structure to your data. Learn how to use tables in Google Sheets.
Select existing spreadsheet: To store responses, select from your existing spreadsheets in Google Sheets.
Click Create or Select.
Important:If you’ve shared a form with a collaborator, they may also have access to the form’s linked spreadsheet. If you want to remove a collaborator, you'll haveto remove them from the form and the spreadsheet separately.
Tip: If you keep responses in a spreadsheet, you have a separate file in Google Drive. You can delete the spreadsheet or the form without deleting the other connected file. If you delete any responses in a form, it can't be undone.
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Any new response data in your form will be reflected in your workbook. If you've created your form in Excel for the web and select Open in Excel, your Excel workbook is automatically stored in OneDrive for work or school and contains a live data connection to your form.
Any new response data in your form will be reflected in your workbook. If you've created your form in Excel for the web and select Open in Excel, your Excel workbook is automatically stored in OneDrive for work or school and contains a live data connection to your form.
A response in a Google form includes the replies to all questions made by a form respondent when they submitted the form. Google Forms counts a single form submission as one response. Data from all responses is available immediately after each form submission in the Responses tab.
In Microsoft Forms on the Responses tab, select Open in Excel. Your form responses will open in an Excel workbook. From Excel, you can export or save your form responses as a PDF file.
In the Save as type box, click a file type. To save the form as an Outlook template, click Outlook Template, and then save the form in the Templates folder.
Navigate to the Responses tab and click the Google Sheets icon in the top right corner. This will open a spreadsheet of all of your collected answers. Viewing your responses as a spreadsheet ensures you can access all of your answers from one place.
The answer is that MS form attachments are stored in Microsoft Onedrive of the author of the form. This MS form tutorial also outlines an important note about sharing access to the Microsoft Form attachments. Check it out here!
Respondents can view your form and provide their responses. However, they can not edit the form or view other responses. Collaborators, on the other hand, can edit the form and the responses. You can add collaborators to a form by clicking on the “More options” button and selecting “Add collaborators.”
Click your profile image at the top right corner of Microsoft Teams.Then, select “Your apps” & “Forms”. Here, you'll see all forms associated with your account, including the ones you submitted. Pro Tip: To save time, favorite commonly used forms.
In Microsoft Forms, you can easily view all of the response data for your form or quiz in Microsoft Excel. An Excel workbook with your response data will be downloaded to your desktop or stored in OneDrive, depending on the starting point of your form or quiz.
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