Multiple-choice questions get hard to maintain when the valid options live in a roster, class list, location list, catalog, or event sheet. FormRanger helps you map one question to a selected Google Sheets column and update the choices after a preflight check.
Use a spreadsheet-backed multiple-choice question when the respondent should pick exactly one option from a list your team already maintains in Google Sheets.
Let the question follow a roster column instead of editing names by hand.
Use one maintained source column for offices, rooms, sites, or pickup points.
Update a list of sessions, tracks, or groups without rebuilding the question.
Keep product, service, or category names consistent with the spreadsheet source.
Good for one-time lists. Copy the sheet values and paste them into the first option field in Google Forms.
Good when you can maintain code that opens the form, finds the question, reads the sheet range, and sets choice values.
Good when you want to map the source from a sidebar, validate the setup, and update choices without writing code.
Better when choices represent actual reservations, stock counts, payments, or approval states.
If the multiple-choice question updated from the source column and preflight passed, leave a short Marketplace review or send setup feedback while the details are fresh. Specific first-run notes are more useful than generic praise.