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How do I put two forms together?


I have individual assessments that I now would like to combine without having to create a new form. Is it possible? If so, how? Please provide step-by-step instructions. 

 

Thank you. 

Sincerely,

Marie 

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Grace
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  • June 25, 2025

Hi ​@Dr. Marie Filion welcome to the community 😊

It’s not possible to merge 2 forms together, but you could make a copy of one of the forms and edit that to include the extra information. That might save some time, instead of building again from scratch.

Here’s a Help Center article on how to duplicate a form which gives you step-by-step instructions.

Hopefully that helps, but let us know if you have more questions!


Thank you for your response. That is very unfortunate that you cannot combine forms. :( I figured out how to copy. I might have to combine the results in Google Sheets. 

 

All the best,

Marie 


Grace
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Thanks Marie. It looks like we have a feature request for this, ​so I will add an upvote and your feedback, and let you know if there are any updates in the future 🙏


john.desborough
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@Grace ​@Dr. Marie Filion - if both typeforms point to the SAME google sheet, they will submit data onto different tabs in the sheet. 

as long as you have a unique identifier,like email address, that you can use to link the data between the tabs, you can create a third/reporting tab where you use the arrayformula() function to pull the data into a single record per unique identier

 

des


Grace
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  • June 26, 2025

Thanks ​@john.desborough good thinking! 

@Dr. Marie Filion let us know if that could work 😊


Thank you Des and Grace for your responses!

I have set it up to automatically go into the same Google Sheets. The problem becomes when one person decides to complete less than the four assessments. That will throw my statistics off and I won’t be able to use that respondent. If I could put the four together, then there would be no choice but to finish the whole form (that includes the four assessments) safeguarding my stats.

Cheers,

Dr. Marie 


john.desborough
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@Dr. Marie Filion - you can use conditions in your logic in Google Sheets to exclude those folks who have not completed the minimum number of assessments. 

des


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