Is it possible to add questions to a google form based on if the user wants to add a few more clusters of data? i.e. a user is asked to enter information about the pets they have. If they have one pet, a user enters information for one pet. if the user wants to add another pet, they are prompted and asked if they want to add another pet. The user then selects yes, and another few fields appear. When the user is done adding pets, they say they are done, and move on.
I assume using a class form would allow me to add a text field, but is there an issue with how the information is pushed to the spreadsheet?
This example says that although you can add fields, you cannot capture the data into a spreadsheet since they are already formed.
How can I add dynamic field in Google Form?
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We were able to resolve this by using the native structure of google forms by adding a separate section for information gathered for the data row set. At the end of the product section, if the user wishes to add another row of data, for us, it was another product, one adds a multiple choice question which prompts the user to either add another product, or to move to the final step (submit or adding shipping info or whatever). If the user elects to add another product, it jumps to the next section, if not, it jumps to the ending section, in our case, procurement info. The ability to jump from section to section is available through the selection menu on the three vertical dots next to the question. The limitation is that the creator of the form must copy the repeated section the number of times a new product can be added. Once this is complete, the script in the spreadsheet the form is linked to, iterates through the columns and plugs it into the document.