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Send your form
You can send a form by email or text, or share it online.
Email your form
- Open a form in Google Forms.
- In the top right, click Send.
- Add the email addresses you want to send the form to, along with the email subject and message.
- Click Send.
Tip: If your form includes a file upload question, you can't check the box next to "Include form in email" when you send the form.
Share a link to your form
If you want to share a form through a chat or email message, you can get a link to the form.
- Open a form in Google Forms.
- In the top right, click Send.
- At the top of the window, click Link
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- To copy the link that appears, click Copy or press Ctrl + c (Windows) or ⌘ + c (Mac) on your keyboard.
.Add a form to a website or blog
- Open a form in Google Forms.
- In the top right, click Send.
- At the top of the window, click Embed
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- To copy the HTML that appears, click Copy or press Ctrl + c (Windows) or ⌘ + c (Mac) on your keyboard.
- Paste the HTML into your website or blog.
.Get form responses
Open the Responses tab
In Forms, you can see a summary of all responses or look at individual responses on the Response tab. You can also view the form questions by clicking on the Question tab. To switch between individual responses, click the individual’s email.
Learn more at the Google Docs Editors Help Center
Send responses to a spreadsheet
- Open a form in Google Forms.
- At the top, under “Responses,” click Summary.
- At the top right, click More
Select destination for responses.
- Select an option:
- Create a new spreadsheet: Creates a spreadsheet for responses in Google Sheets.
- When you use your Google Forms data to create a new sheet, Google Sheets automatically puts your data in a table, bringing format and structure to your data. Learn how to use tables in Google Sheets.
- Select existing spreadsheet: To store responses, select from your existing spreadsheets in Google Sheets.
- Create a new spreadsheet: Creates a spreadsheet for responses in Google Sheets.
- Click Create or Select.
Select destination for responses.Stop collecting responses
When you create a new form, response collection is automatically turned on. You can pause or stop it. For example, if you find a mistake after sending out a form, you can pause response collection until the error is fixed.
- Open a form in Google Forms.
- At the top, click Responses.
- Turn "Accepting responses" from On to Off.
After you've turned this off, you'll see a message in the "Responses" tab that says "Not accepting responses."
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