How to Edit Google Form Responses After Submitting Them | Data Collection Guide 2022

How to Edit Google Form Responses After Submitting Them | Data Collection Guide 2022

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[PatriciaRedman-wm]

after someone click on the link in my google form how do they RETURN to complete the rest of the questions on the google form

[dr.javeriahussain]

Can we edit after 3 months? We are performing a medical study. And some data is to be taken at start of medicine and some at 3 months. So should we make a single form and fill it at start and then edit at 3 months or fill the form at the end of 3 months completely?

[sixstrongguys]

But How does Creator edit the submitted responses?

[PaulMorganFamilyBikeRide-wegd]

Does this require being signed into google on browser? Otherwise how would form know which submission to edit? Does one need the edit link to reedit?

[akindeletobiloba]

Thank you for this video, I just want to ask what if I have submitted already and I want to edit my response, but at the end of it I can't submit because the creator of the form has locked it from responses at the moment, would my previous answer still be saved for the creator to see? I wrote a test and this is making me woried