A Google Form can be embedded in a webpage to dynamically update a linked spreadsheet. When data is submitted through the form, it will automatically populate the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet can then be published and embedded in a webpage through its URL. Any new submissions or changes to the form will automatically refresh in the embedded spreadsheet.

1. Embed A Google Spreadsheet Form data will update dynamically. Eric Cole March, 2009

2. Spreadsheet When you create a Google form a spreadsheet is automatically generated. As data is submitted from the form it will automatically fill the spreadsheet. Spreadsheets, like forms, can be embedded in HTML pages. The Spreadsheets can be set to update dynamically.

3. Select SHARE from the spreadsheet. Then “Share with the world.” SAVE to exit.

4. From the SHARE menu, select “Publish as a web page.”

5. Select “Publish now.”

6. Put a check in the box to automatically re-publish if you want automatic updates. Choose “More Publishing Options.” Notice you can also Subscribe to the spreadsheet with RSS

7. Drop down For embed.

8. Choose “Get URL” then copy the full URL.

9. Paste the URL into the HTML Source Code..

10. The spreadsheet data will update automatically.