Sync Form Responses to Google Sheets
Automatically record and copy response from Form tools to Google Sheets, with data copied to another sheet.
Ideal for those who want to separate results from analysis sheets and reduce errors.
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Google Sheets is a powerful tool for managing and organizing data, However, there are times where you need to link information across multiple sheets, such as "updating data from the master sheet to related sheets" or "copying data to separate analysis sheets". You can do this manually but it involves the tedious copy and paste work and risk of errors. This only becomes more challenging when your data gets larger or when real-time updates are required.
Imagine if:
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In this guide, you’ll learn the step by step process of how to use Yoom to automatically sync among sheets in Google Sheets.
Yoom offers a ready-made template for easy setup. Click the ”Try it” button to get started!
We’ll also walk you through the step-by-step process of creating this automation flow later in this article.
Managing data from multiple resources in Google Sheets can become complicated.
To solve this issue, here are different automation templates you can use to help yourself!
Just click on “Try it” button to use the ready-made templates.
Setup takes only a few minutes :)
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Ideal for those who want to separate results from analysis sheets and reduce errors.
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Let’s walk through the Flowbot of how to automatically copy the data from Google Sheets to another sheet when a new row is added.
Setup time: 5 minutes
What You’ll Need
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〈Preparation〉
Before connecting, make sure you’ve created a Google Sheets table. cFor this example, we’ve prepared a sheet summarizing task information (see the image below).
Tip: Create your Google Sheets table before integrating with Yoom, as it may not sync properly if done afterwards.
Click the "+ Add" button in the My App screen.Search for Google Sheets and select from the list.
Log in with your Google account, and click Continue.
On the next screen, click "Continue" again to grant access.
This completes the integration of Google Sheets with My App!
Click the "Try it" button to copy the pre-built template into your project.
This template will be copied to your “My Project”. Click "OK" and give this Flowbot a name to recognize.
Click on the app trigger, "When a row is added."
Give your trigger a name (anything you like). Select your Google account, and check the default settings. If there are no issues click "Next".
Set your trigger interval (frequency of sync) on how frequent Yoom checks Google Sheets for updates.
Note: The trigger interval varies on your Yoom plan. Be sure to check your current plan’s limit.
Choose the spreadsheet ID.(Select the sheet you created during the preparation from the dropdown).
Similarly, select the sheet ID from the available options.
Then set the table range (start to end) and the column with unique values .Check the annotations for guidance and adjust these settings to match your Google Sheets setup.
Once you’ve completed the settings, try adding a record in Google Sheets and run a test.
If successful, you’ll see items displayed below the "Retrieved Values”.
You’ll use these data in the following steps, so check the details are correct!ngs.
Reference: For more details on retrieved values and how to set it up, see the guide here.
Next, click on the "Add a record" action.
Give your action a name (anything you like). Select your Google account again, and check the default settings. If there are no issues, click "Next".
Now setup the fields to automatically pull data from Google Sheets you set in the trigger.
📚 Reference: For more details on table range settings, check this guide. .Once the setup is complete, run a test.
Map the values for the new record as shown below.
For example:
This will pull the “task” from the Excel trigger and include the info in the Excel action. Whenever data is added to the source Google Sheet, it will automatically be copied to the destination sheet you specified.
Once the setup is done, run a test.
If successful, you’ll see the updated data reflected in Google Sheets.
Check if the data is correct and click “Save”.
Toggle the Trigger "ON” to activate your flow!
Add a test record in Google Sheets to see if the specified sheets get updated properly.
That’s it!
Your Google Sheets is now automatically synching with the specified sheets :)
Google Sheets isn’t just for data entry. It can also be used as a trigger for automating flows based on updates on your sheets.
Here are some ready-made templates you can use to connect Google Sheets with other tools.
You can link with other tools when a row is added or updated, or add information from other tools to Google Sheets.
Now you know how to automatically copy data between sheets in Google Sheets.
Manually copying and pasting between tools can be time-consuming and error-risky.
This is where no-code automation tools like Yoom can make a difference. You don’t need specialized technical skills.
Ready to simplify your workflow? Sign up for Yoom and try it today!