For easier data manipulation and more in-depth analysis, I prefer transferring Google Forms data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Here's how I do that.

As a creator, you can view respondents' answers on Google Forms in three different ways: as a summary, by question, or by individual respondent.

Google announced that they added Implicit Code Execution to Bard, making Bard 30% more accurate in internal logic challenge tests. It basically made Bard better at math and data analysis.

In Google Sheets: If you inserted a form into a Google Sheets spreadsheet, the summary of responses for your form appears as a new sheet in that spreadsheet. From the Responses tab in Forms, click ...

This method of using Google Forms with Google Sheets was ostensibly designed to gather and analyze survey data, but with a few tweaks it works just as well to record your financial transactions ...