Common cause
Forms inserts new rows.
New response rows can appear without inheriting the formulas or formatting you expected.
Use this when new Google Forms response rows appear but your helper formulas, formats, or calculated columns do not continue into those rows.
New response rows can appear without inheriting the formulas or formatting you expected.
Works for small sheets, but it is easy to forget after submissions arrive.
Use FormCopy when formula copying is part of the recurring response workflow.
Confirm the model row and target columns before using it on a live response sheet.