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By connecting your form app to a spreadsheet, you can automatically create a backup of your form responses so your important data is never lost, easily share your form data with other teams or apps, and more. Use the following Zaps to send form responses to a spreadsheet automatically, so it can be sorted, organized, and acted on efficiently. Collect new Typeform responses as rows on Google Sheets Try it Typeform, Google Sheets Typeform + Google Sheets More details Create rows in Google Sheets for new Gravity Forms submissions Try it Gravity Forms, Google Sheets Gravity Forms + Google Sheets More details Save new JotForm responses as Google Sheets rows Try it Jotform, Google Sheets Jotform + Google Sheets More details Add new Typeform entries as rows on an Excel spreadsheet Try it Typeform, Microsoft Excel Typeform + Microsoft Excel More details Add new Gravity Forms submissions to Excel rows Try it Gravity Forms, Microsoft Excel Gravity Forms + Microsoft Excel More details Add new Jotform submissions to Excel spreadsheet rows Try it Jotform, Microsoft Excel Jotform + Microsoft Excel More details Add new Typeform entries to Airtable as records Try it Typeform, Airtable Typeform + Airtable More details Tutorial: How to add Gravity Forms responses to Google Sheets Get notifications from your spreadsheets One major benefit to collaborative office platforms like OneDrive or Google Suite is that you can collaborate on spreadsheets and documents with your team.



If you need to know when changes happen or if it's important to share updates with others at—or outside—your company, adding custom notifications with Zapier helps you keep an eye on what's happening without sitting in the file all day. You might also have one team collect data and others act on it. Sending instant notifications for new or updated info will ensure you're acting on the latest data—which can often mean the difference between a sale or a churned customer. These Zaps AOB Directory keep you posted on new and updated rows, so you're never out of the loop. Via team chat Send Slack messages whenever Google Sheets rows are updated Try it Google Sheets, Slack Google Sheets + Slack More details Send Discord channel messages with new Google Sheets rows Try it Google Sheets, Discord Google Sheets + Discord More details Post to Microsoft Teams channels with new or updated Google Sheets rows Try it Google Sheets, Microsoft Teams Google Sheets + Microsoft Teams More details Post new Airtable records to Slack Try it Airtable, Slack Airtable + Slack More details.









Send Microsoft Teams messages for new Airtable records Try it Airtable, Microsoft Teams Airtable + Microsoft Teams More details Post Slack channel messages from new Excel rows Try it Microsoft Excel, Slack Microsoft Excel + Slack More details Via email Send emails via Gmail when Google Sheets rows are updated Try it Google Sheets, Gmail Google Sheets + Gmail More details Send emails for updated Google Sheets rows Try it Google Sheets, Email by Zapier Google Sheets + Email by Zapier More details Create Microsoft Outlook emails from new Airtable records in a view Try it Airtable, Microsoft Outlook Airtable + Microsoft Outlook More details Get email notifications for new Airtable base records Try it Airtable, Email by Zapier Airtable + Email by Zapier More details Send emails via Gmail for new Excel rows Try it Microsoft Excel, Gmail Microsoft Excel + Gmail More details Create calendar events from a spreadsheet If you're putting on a big event or scheduling shifts for your team, looking at everything in a calendar can get confusing pretty quickly.