So you've built a Google Sheet and you've built a Google Form that connects to that sheet and you have some questions, but you want to edit the response or edit the form itself. What we're going to do is we're on the page on the tab that has the Google form and you can see this Google form and responses has the logo of Google form next to the name. Go up to tools, manage form, go to live form or edit form. If we go to edit form, it's going to go right to where we can edit. However, if we go to live form. We can get to the edit form because if we're the ones who created this form, over in the bottom right is going to be this edit, this form button, little icon. This doesn't show up for people who don't have edit access . So we can click that as well and it'll bring us to the exact same page.

Here we can see, we can edit the name of the questions. So like, instead of, are you coming or say, are you coming for lunch or are you attending? And here we can also edit our data validation if we want any can edit this to a multiple choice or checkbox response validation . We can select , let's say at most one, yes, no, we can even add other options here like maybe. And the thing about this is that you don't need to save this. There's no save button. If you look at the very top, it says all changes saved in drive. If it doesn't say that, it's probably just a internet connection or a little Create a Self-Adding Dropdown Menu Checkbox or Dropdown?

bit slow connection to Google servers. Maybe wait and it'll say all changes saved in drive eventually. Once we do that, if we go back to our sheet, we can see that the question is now the header Different. We can, from here, edit the column type if we want, but sometimes you want to have full control over it in the Google form , and so that's what I showed you today. Thanks for watching. If you're looking for more out of your Google Sheets than you've ever had before, get more out of it. Subscribe today to Better Sheets here on YouTube. Bye. Google Sheets Interface Changes GPT in SHEETS Google Sheets Stories? No! But we'll add timestamped video notes to your google sheets. Track Anything! In a Google Sheet