It then adds one-by-one the urls to the responses. You will see the script adds a new column Form Response Edit URL at the far right of sheet (If you don't see it, scroll right).Also, if nothing happens, you may need to click Forms > Add Form Edit Response URLs menu again. If the Authorization window popups, don't panic, just go through it.
Click the Forms > Add Form Edit Response URLs menu. It's tiring of setting up all the pieces, isn't it? I know, it's boring to handle technical issues sometimes. You will see a new Menu Forms > Add Form Response Edit URLs by the end of menu bar. Give the script editor a name, say Add Form Response Edit URLs. Click Tools in the menu bar, followed by Script editor. Open up the spreadsheet with which the form is associated. Copy the apps script in the Source code section below. Set up the magic Apps Script in Your Spreadsheet You have enabled Respondents can Edit after submit option in the Settings of form. You have a spreadsheet connected with the form as a response destination. This tutorial shows you how an apps script xfanatical built can allow you edit form responses directly in spreadsheet. To edit the real responses, you need a link called Form Response Edit URL. We used to think that by editing the cells in the linked spreadsheet, these responses will change too. This topic seems rippling over and over again for years but Google still doesn't support the feature. Form owners may need edit a few form responses in the spreadsheet to correct some information.
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