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Gridded response sheet update#

So (Matthew King) worked closely with me yesterday to get my Tick Box Grid to output to Google Sheets as I intended, as well as handling Timezone Conersion! You can see the Test Results in here: So for example, if I select my Timezone as GMT -4, and in the Tick Box Grid I select 12AM to 1AM on Sunday, the Google Sheet will include an X under 7PM to 8PM on Saturday?Īm I asking for too much from Google Forms + Google Sheets API here? And if I am, maybe there is a better Cloud Program I could use for handling this? I would like it so their responses to the Hours of Availability Tick Box Grid is modified to match their responses in GMT. I also have a Dropdown Timezone Question, where it asks the User select their Timezone from 1 of the 25 available Timezones in the world. How can I customize each Row+Column Checked Response so it outputs as a simple letter X?

In case you're wondering what is going on with the 3rd Row: I have SUM Functions =iferror(counta(L4:L62)) (where L is the Letter of the Column) to Total the "Checked Responses" in each Column for an easy glance of the number of Xs ( Yeses) for each Hour Block Column.

How can I set it up so it can output each Row+Column in its own separate Column in the output Google Sheet (see linked image here for my preferred output for a single Day)? I have a 7 x 24 (7 Days of the Week by 24 1-Hour Intervals) Tick Box Grid (see linked image here). It occurred to me recently that Google Forms and Google Sheets could be one of the best solutions here! But I really don't have much experience with Google Apps Script (which it looks like I'm going to need to do what I want it to do), and so I have some questions:

$gridded response sheet$

From there, selecting Meeting Times where specific Members can meet should be a lot simpler!

Gridded response sheet update#

Rinse and repeat until you have all of the contact form data you wish to report on and click Save.I need something where our Team Members can select their regular Hours of Availability during the week, in 1 hour intervals, and the results of all Team Members can be seen in a Spreadsheet (and if they fill it out 2 or more times, it will just update their last response).

To delete a source question, simply click the source question in the Display field.

The source questions and formatting you selected will populate the Display field.

In the second dropdown select the formatting you would like to follow the source question (choose from: Line break, Space, Hyphen, Comma, Colon, Semicolon) and click the link to Add.

In the first dropdown select your first source question, for example, First Name.

Give your report a Headline and a Number.

Select Advanced Appendix from the Element Display Type dropdown.Create a new Summary Report or edit an existing Summary Report.You can technically pull data from all question types except Checkboxes, Checkbox Grid, Other Textboxes, Max Diff, and Conjoint Experiment, though the data from questions like Drag & Drop Ranking and Grid questions will not be terribly meaningful in this format.Īdd-as-Needed data is not available for reporting using the Advanced Appendix Element. Compatible QuestionsĪdvanced Appendices work best with open text fields and single select questions. In the Legacy Summary Report the Advanced Appendix is used to achieve a similar result.

Under the Table Layout section, choose the option you wish to use and click Save.Access the Chart Type menu corresponding to the DIY Table/Cards.Once you have created your DIY Grid/Cards, you can toggle your Table Layout between the Grid and Cards. Rinse and repeat until you have all of the data you wish to report on and click Add Table/Cards.Ĭonvert Grid View to Card View or Vice Versa.Set up your Source Questions by selecting a question and clicking Add Question.Click the Insert button between any two elements and select either DIY Response Grid or DIY Response Cards from the dropdown menu.Create a new Standard Report or edit an existing Standard Report.You can then reference the Hidden Value within your DIY Grid/Cards. If you want to include a quiz score in your DIY Grid/Cards, you can capture the quiz score ( via merge code) within a Hidden Value Action. Quiz Score data is not directly available for reporting using the DIY Grid/Cards.Add-as-Needed data is not available for reporting using the DIY Grid/Cards.You can technically pull data from all question types except, Continuous Sum, Grid Rows, Other Textboxes, Cascading Dropdown Menu, Max Diff, and Conjoint Experiment, though, depending on the question type, the data might not be meaningful in this format. DIY Grid/Cards work best with open-text fields and single-select questions.