Google Forms export → dashboard

Your Forms responses, your survey dashboard.

Download your responses from Google Forms, drop the CSV, and see your average score, how it trends over time, response counts, and the split by department, category and region — without building a single pivot.

Export, drop, done.

Google Forms gives you a summary chart and a wall of individual responses — fine for a glance, useless for a trend. Download the responses CSV and this builds the read you actually want: your average score, where it's heading, and which departments and categories move it.

i. export

Export from Google Forms

Responses → link to Sheets → File → Download → Comma-separated values. The first column is the Timestamp; your question columns (Recommend Score, Overall Satisfaction, Department, Feedback Category, Region) come along as-is.

ii. detect

Score becomes the metric

The Recommend Score column is recognized as a number and used as the primary metric. The Timestamp column becomes the time axis, so every response lands on a date automatically.

iii. read

Scores, counts, splits

Average Recommend Score up top, the trend over time, response counts, and breakdowns by Department, Feedback Category and Region — click any bar to filter.

The survey read Forms won't show you.

Everything you'd want after collecting responses, arranged automatically from the raw export.

01
Average score, trending
Mean Recommend Score up top, with the trend over time so a slow slide or a sudden jump after a release stops hiding in the row-by-row view.
02
Responses by department
The Department column becomes a breakdown — see whether Support, Sales, Product or Billing is dragging the average or lifting it.
03
What people are saying about
Feedback Category splits Praise from Bug, Feature Request and Complaint, and Region shows where it's coming from — no formulas, no tabs.
04
Private by default
Survey responses can be sensitive. Yours are parsed locally and stay on your device — they never leave your browser. Verify in DevTools → Network.

"I drop the responses export and the score-by-department picture is just there — I stopped hand-tallying ratings out of the spreadsheet every Friday."

— someone running a customer survey

Google dashboard questions.

Which Google Forms export works?

The standard responses export. In Google Forms go to Responses → link to Sheets, then File → Download → Comma-separated values (.csv). Any CSV with a Timestamp first column and a numeric question column works.

Does it show average scores and response counts?

Yes. It reads the Recommend Score column as the metric, shows the overall average up top and trends it over time, and counts responses so you can see how many ratings each average is built on. Overall Satisfaction works the same way as a second number.

Can I filter by a multiple-choice answer?

Yes — click any bar or slice (a Department, a Feedback Category, a Region) and the whole dashboard recomputes against that answer, so you can isolate, say, just Complaints from the West in a click.

Are my form responses uploaded anywhere?

No. Parsing and aggregation happen entirely in your browser. The file never touches a server — nothing is uploaded, which matters when responses are personal or sensitive.

Does it work with any survey or quiz?

Any Google Form with at least one numeric question — a satisfaction survey, an NPS-style recommend score, a quiz with point totals, or an event feedback form — plus a few multiple-choice columns to break it down by. The Timestamp Forms adds automatically gives you the time axis for free.

Your Forms responses, your survey dashboard.

Export, drop, done.

Export from Google Forms

Score becomes the metric

Scores, counts, splits

The survey read Forms won't show you.

Average score, trending

Responses by department

What people are saying about

Private by default

Google dashboard questions.