Connect Google Sheets to Smore and data will be automatically recorded in the spreadsheet whenever a response is received. Check the responses in Google Sheets and analyze your data thoroughly.
To a new spreadsheet: [To a new spreadsheet] click > Name your new spreadsheet > A new sheet is created in your google drive
The connected spreadsheet is created in [My Drive], not [Shared Drive]! When a new sheet is created, search the name of the new sheet in [My Drive] and transfer it to the company’s shared drive.
To an existing spreadsheet: [To an existing spreadsheet]] click> Enter the link to an existing spreadsheet
In the connected sheet, all types of components except the ‘Plain Text’ type are recorded. 😀
Content modification after integration
If you already have responses collected in your sheet before you change a component, a new column is created for the modified component, and new responses to that modified component are recorded in the new column.
If you change the order of components, the column order of responses already recorded in the sheet will not automatically change. If you want to make changes in the sheet, you can manually move the entire column within the sheet.
Even if you delete a component, any responses to that deleted component that have already been recorded in your sheet are NOT deleted! If you want to delete the responses as well, please delete the entire column manually.
Connected sheet modification
For the stability of Google sheet connection, it is recommended to make a copy of your connected sheet and modify it or use calculations/formulas within it rather than modifying the connected sheet directly.
[To an existing spreadsheet] button is not appearing
Due to Google’s API call limitations, the button will not appear if you try to connect your Smore content that has already collected more than 10,000 responses.
Connected was made, but the sheet is empty
The header of the sheet is created when the first response comes in. When no responses have been made after the connection, a blank sheet is normal :)
Quotation marks (‘) appear in responses to Number/ Rating / Slider type components
This is when Google sheet automatically adds quotation marks (‘) to cells containing numbers. You can remove the marks using the following method
It seems some responses were recorded twice
Due to the nature of Google API, a response can sometimes be recorded more than once in the sheet. Please refer to this document to remove duplicate responses.