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Google adds forms to spreadsheets
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From the what's new in Google docs department:
Among a few other improvements like saving presentations as PDF, Google added the possibility to share a spreadsheet as a form. This is a great way to gather input from people and automagically have it inserted in a spreadsheet. Nice and easy like they usually do it.
Here are a few screenshots:
This is what people invited to input data will get on their email
This is the spreadsheet that will get the data
From the what's new in Google docs department:
"Create a form and invite people to fill it out. They won't need to sign in, and they can respond directly from the email message or from an automatically generated web page. Answers will be automatically added to your spreadsheet."
Among a few other improvements like saving presentations as PDF, Google added the possibility to share a spreadsheet as a form. This is a great way to gather input from people and automagically have it inserted in a spreadsheet. Nice and easy like they usually do it.
Here are a few screenshots:
This is what people invited to input data will get on their email
This is the spreadsheet that will get the data
Comments
I wonder how Google will affect Lotus' attempts to get into the Small Business market.
Google Apps is a pretty powerful toolset.
Posted by tom At 18:09:29 On 13-02-2008 | - Website - |
Posted by Nathan T. Freeman At 19:27:40 On 13-02-2008 | - Website - |
@ vitor - can i get a copy of this app?
Posted by jimmy bracco At 19:36:50 On 13-02-2008 | - Website - |
Can I send you a résumé instead?
Here's how it works:
- create a google account
- add google docs
- create a spreadsheet and share it as a form, define questions/answers ala quickr qsurvey style
- who ever you send it to just fills the form on their own email or follow a link, no need to sign in
Here's a { Link } to Google Doc help center.
P.S. - Sent you an email, please fill out the form.
Posted by Vitor Pereira At 22:48:36 On 13-02-2008 | - Website - |