Google Docs is the 2nd most usable product of Google after Gmail. Google Forms is a part of Google Docs and it is the perfect tool for creating online form & surveys. The forms are responsive and mobile friendly as the colors and typography are based on Material design.
There are other advantages of Google Forms. The forms automatically store the submitted information Google Spreadsheet that can be easily exported to other formats such as PDF or CSV.
But you cannot get form information in your email. You will only get notification in an email saying a new user has submitted the information.
To get form data in an email, you need to install an add-ons called 'Email Notifications for Forms'.
But you cannot get form information in your email. You will only get notification in an email saying a new user has submitted the information.
To get form data in an email, you need to install an add-ons called 'Email Notifications for Forms'.
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How To Receive Google Forms Data In an Email
- Create a blank Google docs Form from your Gmail account.
- There tap on setting button and click on Add-ons.
- In add-ons search type in Email Notifications and press enter.
- Later install the plugin "Email Notifications for Forms" offered by ctrl.org.
- Once installation is completed, add-ons gets attached to your form.
- Click on Addon symbol and tap on "Email Notifications for Forms".
- Now, create a new rule.
- Enter sender email address, form body with parameters and save rule.
- Your form is ready to use.
If you face any installation issue, Please let us know your problem via comments. We will try our level best to solve it.
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Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
