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How to Import Questions From Google Sheets to Google Forms

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Google Forms provides an inexpensive way to conduct surveys, questionnaires, or collect user-submitted data. It is also a reliable alternative to using forms on a website that may have limited resources to collect responses from many users. Questions on Google Forms can be asked in a variety of formats depending on the type of answers required. The first three are usually sufficient for most uses. However, while it is quite attractive to users, these formats can take a long time to add for questions that provide many options, such as a list of countries, states, languages, courses, services, etc.

Auto-fill “Pick from list”

Let’s say you have many options for completing your “pick from a list” question style in your Google form.

  • Make sure your “list” of options is in a single column of a spreadsheet (Excel or Google Sheet).
  • Copy this list.
  • Go to the first box – Option 1 – of the question “choose from a list” and paste the list you copied.
  • Bam! All tables are completed with your list.

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Dian Erwin
Dian Erwin
Dian Erwin is a review writer for Bollyinside, covering topics related to computing, such as laptops, tablets, phones, and other hardware. Dian spends much too much of his free time on Twitter, reading speculative fiction novels, playing video games, and reading comic books. He also enjoys reading video game manuals.
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