Returns the link to edit the form.
class FormApp method .getEditUrl()
FormApp is the Apps Script service.
.getEditUrl() is the method name you will see after a dot in your code.
What it does
Why it's used
- Email yourself a link to tweak the form later.
- Store the admin URL next to the form name in a directory sheet.
Common errors
- Forgetting parentheses on getEditUrl. Write FormApp.getEditUrl(), not FormApp.getEditUrl or getEditUrl by itself.
- Skipping dots between chained calls. Each step needs a dot, like FormApp.getEditUrl().
- Adding spaces where they do not belong. Write FormApp.getEditUrl(), not FormApp .getEditUrl(), FormApp.getEditUrl (), or FormApp . getEditUrl().
- Wrong capitalization. Use FormApp and getEditUrl, not formapp or getediturl.
Explore
Related methods
-
.getPublishedUrl()
Returns the public link respondents use to fill out the form.
-
.getActiveForm()
Returns the form the user currently has open.
-
.openById()
Opens an existing form by its file ID.
-
.setDestination()
Sends new form responses to a spreadsheet.
-
.create()
Creates a new blank Google Form.
More Apps Script
Better Sheets tutorials
No tagged tutorials yet. Fetch Apps Script from the harvest table and this page fills automatically.
Related blog posts
Written guides about FormApp.getEditUrl().
Extract URLs from Google Sheets
Extract url from hyperlink google sheets.Skip the Command K. This Google Sheet tutorial will make it easier for you to extract URLS from Google Sheets.
Read post →How to Send Google Forms Entries Automatically with Apps Script
Google Forms provides basic email notifications for form submissions, but enhancing these notifications with detailed summaries can significantly improve productivity and response management.
Read post →