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Webflow Form into a Google Spreadsheet

3 years ago
10 February 2021
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AJTT
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Hey guys,

First time posting here :)

Short version: I want to display the data I get from the Webflow form onto a Google Spreadsheet.

Details:

So I have a Multi-Step Form in Webflow, where some of the slides have multiple checkboxes.

Now what I want is that when you select the checkboxes (blue), you get the value displayed in a Google Spreadsheet. I know that the Form works because I get an email when you submit the Form and the data is correct. I’ve also managed to get the data from Webflow into a Google spreadsheet using this setup.

The problem I’m experiencing is that the value of the checkboxes are displayed as “true & false”. This is just the way Webflow checkboxes work and I don’t think I can change that.

Obviously this is not ideal because in the Google spreadsheet it looks like this:

So is there a way I can Filter out the “true” values from the “false” values, AND then display the “true” values as they are displayed in the Form. So from the example above I’d get:

arrondissement: 7e, 14e, & Banlieue Proche. Instead of “false, true, false,”

I know I’d probably have to use Zapier “filter” and/or “formatter”

I’ve tried it out multiple times but I just can’t seem to figure it out…

I really hope this made sense and someone could help me out :)

Thanks!!

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3 years ago
10 February 2021

Hi @AJTT

It would take a lot of formatters to reference each of those fields. You’d have better luck using a code block action. Find Code by Zapier and set it to javascript. Input each field similar to below. I only did 3 but you would need to map each individual field.

Then copy this code below into the code editor.

const data = inputData;
var output = [];

for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(data)) {
  if (value == 'true')
    output.push(key);
}



return {"true values": output}

It should all look something like this (yours of course would have more entries but the code block would be the same)