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I have a checklist sheet, with multiple questions set out in each row. Id rather avoid making each question a column so would it be possible to create a form based on the questions in the first column for each row?

The simplest would still be to add the questions to the columns and also add a comment column for each question/section. (I created a solution with the comments section gathered by section but still possible to comment on each question in the section with text already in place in the field) Make sense?

Can you describe your process in more detail and maybe share the sheet(s) or some screenshots? (Delete/replace any confidential/sensitive information before sharing) That would make it easier to help. (share too, and...@getdone.se)

The questions require a Yes / No / N/A however this is also a column for 'Comments'. In the interim, id like to be able to just have the yes / no / N/A answers but if you could then put a comments box below each one to expand upon it that would be great too.

I opened a support ticket, but I can't close this pop-up no matter what I click or what browser I use and I'm wondering if anyone has any insight. I'm LOCKED OUT of my work because of some stupid UI refresh alert. ?

I have a client who would like to both ask questions about their work product, and have the responses tracked in Smartsheet. This has typically been done through email exchanges with different coloured writing, but it's getting confusing and difficult to track the conversation (plus someone will reply to the wrong email, and lose half the answers etc. etc.). I presented a method which had three columns per 'round' of questions (i.e. Column one "Question", Column 2 "date asked", Column 3 "asked by", and then Column 4 "Response", Column 5 "Date responded" and Column 6 "Response from", then Column 7 "Follow up question", Column 8 "date asked", by whom and so on. The client hates having to scroll across the sheet.... Are there any other suggestions for how to handle this?

This is a very rough example, but it shows the general idea. You use an Auto-number column (I like to hide it after setting it up). Then you have a manual entry text/number column where you can manually enter a question number based on which question your response is to. Then you have a 3rd column that essentially grabs the appropriate question number either from the auto number column for new questions or the response column for responses.

In the below you will see that I had 3 new questions in a row so the Q# column goes 1, 2, 3. Then I have 3 responses to the first question as noted by the 1 in the middle column. Since I have indicated those are related to Q1, you will see 1 in the Q# column.

Thanks @Paul Newcome , could you elaborate on what you meant by a separate sheet? The Q&A actually is a separate sheet already, but the client isn't enjoying the long sideways scroll. We initially suggested comments, but the client is rather print based, and don't think the conversations being on a separate sheet when exported to print....

Accommodating print has never been a fun thing to do in Smartsheet. The whole point of the platform is live collaboration. That said... Maybe a couple of helper columns. One is an auto number to generate a "base" Q#. Another would be text/number and manual entry so you can enter a Q# if the entry is in response to an existing question. A third column would have a formula to pull in the manual column if it is not blank or the auto-number column if the manual is blank.

Thanks @Paul Newcome! I am testing this but not proficient enough with the formulas/Smartsheet to get this to pull into the Third Column - would it be something like If column x contains "Q" - then an instruction to populate?

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I am trying to populate Google Form questions from a Google Sheet workbook using Apps Script. The issue I'm running into is that the Form isn't populating and I'm getting the error TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined specifically on the line googleSheetsQuestions[0]. How can I populate the 2 questions on my Google Form using only column A values from both Sheets?

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I just received a new "Spring Steel Sheet With Smooth Double-sided PEI" and installed it - redid my Z calibration, went through setting my first layer and the Bed Level Correction - all went well and looks good across the table.

However, when I printed my first part I noticed it left some marks on the bed. Also, you can just barely feel that the bed is now slightly raised in those areas if you run your finger over it. In the pictures below you can see the parts I was printing and then the bed after removing them. The parts popped off easily once the bed was cool, so I didn't expect any issues, but I saw and felt these marks.

This is my first time using the Spring Steel Sheet With Smooth Double-sided PEI, so I wanted to check this experience with others. Should I heat the bed back up before removing the parts? Is this a common issue with these steel sheets?

Thank you! Does this mean that warping could also cause this? As a portion of the print starts to lift, instead of separating completely, it lifts the PEI causing a bubble to form as the it separates from the steel plate. Would that happen with this system?

Warping can absolutely cause this with some filaments. My first damage to a textured plate was caused by PC Blend warping. It bowed the plate like you would beleave and when it gave way, it pulled a small piece of the surface off. ABS can still this way as well with some brands. I have one roll of PETG that is also nasty adhesion but it does not warp.

Looks familiar. Those bubbles are sign of pulling the part off of the bed without a release agent to assist in preventing the damage. As long as there are no holes or splits in the surface, heat the surface up and use a plastic spatula to "iron" the bubbles back onto the glue that is underneath of them.

Then, you're going to find a lot of advice here on PETG sticking too well, damaging the smooth PEI sheet. Some will advise you to use textured sheet instead of Smooth PEI. others will tell you to use a release agent like glue stick or hair spray to prevent the hard stick that causes what you see here. It takes some practice to make the hairspray not throw you the other way - no adhesion (hint = Live Z when you see the trace getting curly)

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