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Prepare your spreadsheet
Use a .xlsx, .xls, or .csv file. Make sure the first sheet has a clear header row, no blank columns inside the table, and one data row per submission.
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How to use Sheet2Forms
Follow this workflow to turn spreadsheet rows into public Google Form submissions without sign-in while keeping control over mapping, dry runs, progress, and errors.
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Open Sheet2Forms
Start the app and click Select Excel File. The app reads the first sheet, detects the columns, and shows a preview of the first 5 rows.
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Paste the Google Form link
Paste a Google Form URL from docs.google.com/forms or forms.gle, then continue to question mapping.
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Map columns to questions
Click Auto-map Columns to read the form questions and match them to Excel columns, or use Add Mapping manually. Supported types: short answer, paragraph, radio, checkbox, dropdown, date, and time.
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Configure and dry run
Set the delay between submissions, start row, max rows, browser visibility, stop on first error, and screenshot on failure. Run Dry Run 1 Row first to confirm the mapping.
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Run and monitor progress
Click Run All to process the selected rows. Watch total, current row, success, failed, and logs; use Cancel when you need to stop, then resume with Start from row. Export Logs to keep the run result.
Before you run automation
Ready to stop copy-pasting rows into Google Forms?
Use Sheet2Forms for repetitive admin workflows where the data already lives in a spreadsheet.
Only submit forms you own or are explicitly allowed to fill.
For radio, checkbox, and dropdown fields, make spreadsheet values match the form options. For checkboxes, separate multiple options with commas.
Make sure Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge is installed. Dates can use formats like 01/07/2026 or 2026-07-01; times can use 08:30, 08.30, 0830, or 08h30.