Step 2: punch theformyou want to edit.
You will be taken to your Google Form, which contains existing questions and answers.
Step 3: Edit itlike you would a new form.
Add or remove questions or answers,import questions, sections, etc., as required.
The changes will automatically appear for new users who fill out the form.
You dont have to create or share a new link.
If you want to do the same on mobile, continue reading.
Check out our guide oncreating and editing Google Forms on mobile.
Users with the old form URL will see the new changes in the form.
Step 1: Open theGoogle Sheet, go to theResponsestab at the top, and select it.
Here, you will see a summary and individual responses.
If you go to the Individual section, you will find responses, but you cannot edit them.
Step 2: choose theGoogle Sheets iconat the top.
Then,double-clickon any value in the Google Sheet to edit it.
Any changes you make to the spreadsheets values will not reflect under individual responses in your Google Form.
Thats a great feature to check the actual answer of the user.
Of course, you’re free to alsosee the edit history in Google Sheets.
For that, right-punch the cell and choose Show Edit history.
Step 2: Under theGeneral tabin prefs, check the box forEdit after submit.
There is no easy way to edit such forms.
Moreover, the form owner can see all the edits or previous answers.
Step 1: select theEdit your responselink at the end of the Thank you page.
Your existing answers will automatically show up in the form.
Step 2: punch in or choose adifferent answer.
The new answers will replace your existing answers instantly.
You will see a tiny icon that indicates that the user has changed the response after submitting it once.
Right-punch the cell and chooseView Edit historyto see the changes.
Its okay to make mistakes; however, at times, you should probably be careful.
Be careful while submitting answers in Google Forms.
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