Q. Some of you may know when you're on a computer how you have insert, draw, create table options on Google docs options are available. When you go to Google Docs on iPhone, it doesn't show those options in the mobile version, how can I get it to? Do I have to click view desktop version? Will this be hard on the iPhone? Are there any other suggestions?
A. If you use CloudDav from SMEStorage, this adds a WebDav layer over Google Docs so you have full creat, edit, save ability in Pages, Numbers and Keynote on iPad.
How do I create a survey in Google docs?
Q. For my project in my experimental psychology class, I need to conduct a survey in the experiment. How do I set up a survey in Google Docs so I can have the participants fill out the form and the data to be collected in an excel file for data analysis and assessment. Then I have to give the link out to the participants. I could use survey monkey or similar site but I don't want to set up another account for that. I have seen it done in Google Docs.
A. Go to Google Docs.
https://docs.google.com/#all
Click on the "Create" button.
Click on "Form".
A New Form will be created.
Give it a Name (and a description, if needed).
Modify/Add your questions.
(You can change the theme too.)
When you are done, click on the "More Actions" button.
Then click on "Edit Confirmation".
Modify if you want to.
Click on the "Save" button.
At the bottom of your browser window, you will see this:
"You can view the published form here: https:// docs.google.com/ spreadsheet/ viewform? formkey= raNdOmLEttErS&NumB3rS"
That is a link to your form.
You can give that to people.
If you want to embed the form, click on the "More Actions" button.
Then click on "Embed".
Otherwise, click on the "Email this Form" button.
You can choose to embed the form in the email.
(Note: The form theme may not display in the email.)
To see the results, go to https://docs.google.com/#all and click on your spreadsheet that matches your Form name.
In the Sheet Menu Bar (at the top), you will see a "Form" button.
Click it for function related to your form, including editing.
Click on "Form", and then on "Show Summary of Responses" for a summary, a pie-chart, and a graph of the responses.
https://docs.google.com/#all
Click on the "Create" button.
Click on "Form".
A New Form will be created.
Give it a Name (and a description, if needed).
Modify/Add your questions.
(You can change the theme too.)
When you are done, click on the "More Actions" button.
Then click on "Edit Confirmation".
Modify if you want to.
Click on the "Save" button.
At the bottom of your browser window, you will see this:
"You can view the published form here: https:// docs.google.com/ spreadsheet/ viewform? formkey= raNdOmLEttErS&NumB3rS"
That is a link to your form.
You can give that to people.
If you want to embed the form, click on the "More Actions" button.
Then click on "Embed".
Otherwise, click on the "Email this Form" button.
You can choose to embed the form in the email.
(Note: The form theme may not display in the email.)
To see the results, go to https://docs.google.com/#all and click on your spreadsheet that matches your Form name.
In the Sheet Menu Bar (at the top), you will see a "Form" button.
Click it for function related to your form, including editing.
Click on "Form", and then on "Show Summary of Responses" for a summary, a pie-chart, and a graph of the responses.
How to export spreadsheets in Google Docs?
Q. I don't know how to use Google Docs with uploading a spreadsheet. Is there an official URL I can make through Google Docs so I can link to the spreadsheet? Because when I exported the document, after a few minutes it went blank.
A. I save mine and upload them to the spreadsheets. Then once its uploaded to your google docs account it has its own url that you can invite others to, and give permissions to etc.
:) good luck
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