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Date Published
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Khamosh Pathak
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790
Language
English
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Summary

If you're collecting information through Typeform, you can count on handy charts and graphs to give you a holistic view of responses, but sometimes it's easier to see responses in a spreadsheet. Typeform has a native Google Sheets integration, but for more control over what responses get sent to your spreadsheet, Zapier can be used. To set up an automated workflow that will automatically populate a Google Sheet with Typeform responses as they come in, start by creating a Google Sheet with columns that match your form response fields and having at least one response to your Typeform. Then, create a Zap in Zapier, selecting Typeform as the trigger app and New Entry as the trigger event, and setting up an action to create a spreadsheet row in Google Sheets, mapping the fields from Typeform to the corresponding columns in the Google Sheet. This will enable you to collect new Typeform responses as rows on your Google Spreadsheet automatically.