The Tally Google Sheets integration allows you to automatically send form submissions directly to Google Sheets in real-time. Whether you're collecting survey responses, managing event registrations, or tracking customer feedback, this free integration eliminates manual data entry and keeps your spreadsheets updated automatically.

Connect your Tally forms to Google Sheets in minutes—no coding required.

<aside> <img src="/icons/gift_green.svg" alt="/icons/gift_green.svg" width="40px" /> The Google Sheets integration is available for free to all Tally users. To use the integration and create a spreadsheet, you’ll need a free Google account.

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How the Google Sheets integration works

Once the integration is live, a new row is automatically created in your Google Sheet every time someone submits your form. The submitted form responses automatically appear in the spreadsheet.

You can modify the columns in the spreadsheet as needed by moving or deleting them. The form responses will continue to populate according to the updated column structure.

If you set up the integration for an existing Tally form, all previous responses will instantly populate the spreadsheet as individual rows. Going forward, a new row will be added after each new form submission.

<aside> <img src="/icons/info-alternate_blue.svg" alt="/icons/info-alternate_blue.svg" width="40px" /> You can connect your Tally form to different Google Sheets spreadsheets by setting up the integration multiple times.

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How do I integrate Tally with Google Sheets?

Go to the Integrations tab of your published form and click Connect to Google Sheets.

A window will pop up, prompting you to connect your Google account. Click on Log in to Google and either choose an account that appears or click on Use another account to sign in with a different Google account you're not currently signed into.

Give your connection a title in the Connection name field. Select the Google account you want to use and select the spreadsheet you want to send your responses to. You can create a new one or connect to an existing spreadsheet and sheet on your Google Drive.