Q: Can this receive inputs from google form, then automatically update only the latest info into google sheet?
Instead of appending data from google form into google sheet, can this replace and overwrite the old data and put the mosr current data everytime there is an update?
Does this include dashboard or url to display all the google sheet data into graph or table form?
Wei_Sheng
Jul 25, 2025A: Hi, thanks for your questions! Here’s how Logic Sheet can help with your needs:
1. Receiving Inputs from Google Form & Updating Google Sheet
By default, Google Forms appends new responses to a Sheet.
Logic Sheet itself doesn’t receive responses directly from Google Forms — the responses naturally flow into the connected Sheet.
However, you can use Logic Sheet automation to automatically detect changes or new form submissions and update/overwrite existing data as needed.
For example: If you want to keep only the latest response per user/email, you can use a unique identifier (like email) and set up a formula or script to update the row with the most recent data, replacing the old info instead of appending.
2. Logic Sheet automates Google Sheets actions, so you can set up workflows to:
- Find and update specific rows (using unique identifiers).
- Remove duplicates, keeping only the latest response for each user.
- This does require some setup with formulas or using Google Apps Script for advanced logic, but it can be orchestrated with Logic Sheet triggers.
3. Logic Sheet doesn’t yet provide a standalone dashboard or custom URL for displaying data visually.
However, within Google Sheets you can create charts, graphs, and tables directly; you can also publish Google Sheets or charts to the web to share visual dashboards.
You might use Google Data Studio (now Looker Studio) for more advanced dashboards that pull data from your Sheet.
Logic Sheet focuses on data processing and automation, not data visualization interfaces, but your Sheet itself can be made public or embedded.
Wei