Try to arrange your form such that all navigation proceeds to higher page numbers. Reverse navigation is not supported by AppSheet. Most forms can now be correctly converted to AppSheet apps automatically, but there are two main limitations: You can examine the column structure in the Editor>Data>Column Structure. The Type Qualifier for these columns specifies the Category as 'Page_Header'. The Page Header columns appear in AppSheet as " Show" type columns, meaning they affect the visual presentation of forms. The AppSheet add-on creates "Page Header" columns in your response spreadsheet to represent each page break and automatically converts the form's "go-to-page" navigation into AppSheet's "show if" expression model. When "Continue to next page" is chosen for specific answers to branching questionsĪfter setting up your form, start the AppSheet add-on and click "Prepare". When conditional branching questions are not required and no answer is given When the page has no conditional branching questions Keep in mind that the page break navigation will only take effect under certain circumstances: Often you will also want these "conditional branching" questions be marked as required.Īt each page break, you can also choose where the form should go next. You can then add Multiple choice or Choose from a list items with the option "Go to page based on answer" and choose different navigation paths for each option. This is helpful to remember where you're directing respondents and helping respondents understand your form's structure). When you are building your app from a Google Form, use Add Item>Page break to split the form into multiple pages (Note: You can optionally provide a page header or description. If the answer is No, you would want to skip that page. If the answer is Yes, you may want to show a Form page that has specific questions about the damage. For example, in a form for a vehicle inspection report, you may have an initial question asking if there is damage. In some apps, it makes sense to conditionally show or hide a specific page based on choices made earlier. You might want to break up a long input form into several pages for convenience.
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