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In short: I'm new to Google App Script and as part of a larger project I want to be able to populate the options for a multiple choice item in a Google Form from information stored in a Google Sheet. The sheet is storing the name and contact information for several staff members where I work. I want the form to list the names of the individuals from the sheet and, based on that selection, access the other contact information to do additional work later on.
With that said, I have 3 players who WILL NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES use an electronic device during the game session. So, what that means is that character sheets for any game either need COMPLETE, or the game needs to have simple to look up rules in a single book. Well, we all know that the later is NOT Pathfinder2e.
Having now said that, we will most-assuredly start with providing that option using a form-fillable version of the official character sheet PDF that Paizo has created for the game, that will automatically fill all the relevant areas but also allow for additional notes and editing of the sheet to make it more convenient to have the more baseline printed character sheet that will be familiar to most players.
So I have a question that has 8 options for a user to select from and these 8 options expand to 4 each sub-options for them. Now while building this on the form, I am stuck how can I expand these. What I was doing adding logic for each question but it can only go as far as for 4 options. What is the most efficient way to solve this. For example; if the question is: Select the day you will come to office? (My options are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Prefer Remote) Then each of the options has (Morning, noon, evening, night) how can i create this question on the form? I want the sub-options to appear only when a certain value is selected.
@Paul Newcome That's what i did i put all the groups for the question under on column and then separated out each option as its own column with sub-options in it but i cant use logic beyond 4 instances.
I did the solution you mentioned above and it showed me all the options in the bottom for video conferencing my idea is when I select video conferencing in first portion I should only get to see the options video conferencing at the bottom.
Is there any other way I can arrange these questions on the form. i was also thinking how about if I just list 4 sub options under each option and make each main option as an independent one. For example, video conferencing, select "a,b,c,d"
During this period, many people tend to look back and reflect on life, legacies created, and loved ones who will be left behind. Some questions to explore with a patient at the end of life are the following:
Caregivers need to be prepared to answer tough questions. To do this, they should know what their own feelings and thoughts are about the situation. They need to be able to show children how to hope for the best while preparing for and accepting that their loved one may die.
It all depends on how the government database is updated. If they just add new records you can store somewhere the ID (if sequential) or the created timestamp of the last record added to your Google sheet. Then for each new run, you look that value up and only add records that have been added after your last run.
Hi @Test_Test
Ideally for this you will need to use the bulk import API for google sheet. Make has JSON app that can easily create the JSON payload of all the rows you get from CSV, you dont have to use HTTP, rather Google sheet app has API action where you can just use the JSON.
The app will read the data from this Google Sheet and auto-populate the choices in the form with one click. You can even create a time-trigger that runs every hour, day or month to dynamically update your form using the most current data available in the spreadsheet.
The important thing to note here is that your column headings in the spreadsheet should exactly match the form field labels of the Google Form. The Google Script can bulk add answers in multiple-choice questions with a single answer, drop-down lists and checkbox with multiple options.
You need to replace the GOOGLE_SHEET_NAME and the GOOGLE_FORM_ID with your own values. Go to the Run menu inside the Script editor, choose populateGoogleForms function and it should instantly choices for all the specified questions in the Google Form.
Go to the Insert menu in Google Sheets, choose drawing and pick any shape. You can also add overlay text to the shape. Once the shape is placed on the spreadsheet canvas, click the menu, choose assign script and type populateGoogleForms.
If I print each sheet separately, it is fine. Of course the words on the printed first sheet look bigger than the words on the printed second sheet. I believe the second sheet is scaled down to about 47% in order to fit into the width of a landscape A4. The first one retains the 100% scale.
Another option is I choose to print both sheets at a scale of 47%. But of course, that means the first sheet does not maximize the width of the printed page and the words will look unnecessarily small on the first printed sheet.
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If any answer is to be worth more than one point, you must include a WEIGHT sheet. This is often used when you want correct multiple-choice questions to have more weight than true-false questions.
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