Google Forms to Sheets Automation
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I have a Google Form collecting customer information and one key multiple-choice field that lets the respondent pick a category or service. I want every submission to land in a Google Sheet automatically, but instead of piling into one big table, each response must appear in its own service-specific tab. If the form offers “Web Design,” “SEO,” or “Content Writing,” a row should go straight into the matching tab; if the category hasn’t been used before, the script should create the tab on the fly.
Please build the workflow entirely inside Google Workspace—Apps Script, the Form-to-Sheet link, or any lightweight add-on that stays under my ownership—so there’s no reliance on outside servers or paid third-party platforms.
Deliverables
• A working script (or add-on setup) that saves every new form submission to the Sheet and routes it to the correct tab based on the selected category/service.
• Clear inline comments plus a brief setup guide so I can tweak field names or tab logic later.
• Proof of functionality: screenshots or a short screen-recording showing test submissions flowing into their respective tabs.
Acceptance criteria
• Each form response arrives in the Sheet instantly.
• Rows appear in the tab whose name matches the chosen category/service; new categories create new tabs automatically.
• Original timestamps and response IDs remain intact.
Let me know your timeline and any quick questions—once it’s tested and documented, we’re done.
Please build the workflow entirely inside Google Workspace—Apps Script, the Form-to-Sheet link, or any lightweight add-on that stays under my ownership—so there’s no reliance on outside servers or paid third-party platforms.
Deliverables
• A working script (or add-on setup) that saves every new form submission to the Sheet and routes it to the correct tab based on the selected category/service.
• Clear inline comments plus a brief setup guide so I can tweak field names or tab logic later.
• Proof of functionality: screenshots or a short screen-recording showing test submissions flowing into their respective tabs.
Acceptance criteria
• Each form response arrives in the Sheet instantly.
• Rows appear in the tab whose name matches the chosen category/service; new categories create new tabs automatically.
• Original timestamps and response IDs remain intact.
Let me know your timeline and any quick questions—once it’s tested and documented, we’re done.
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