My uncle works for a dog breeding company and asked me to create a survey for him with about 20 pages of questions. I finished the form using Google Forms and then he asked me to make a guide for other dog breeding clubs/groups to host their own version of this survey on their own account. I thought it would be non-trivial, I could just make this form public with view only, however it seems that the only sharing option is "can edit". I do not wish for the public to be able to make changes to the original form, only to be able to make a copy and they can make changes on their own copy.
The second option I had was to have my uncle reply to requests to edit the form for people he trusts so they can make a copy. However, my uncle doesn't think that he can trust every single leader of every dog breeding club to not tamper with the original file.
So is there any way I can just make my Google Form available to make a copy?
By using question logic, we can send survey-takers to the "Submit form" page which then gives them an "Edit this form" link that they'll need to save. Of course, when they come back, they will be starting from the beginning of the survey, but their previous answers will remain filled in.
Best Answer
Share the spreadsheet which holds form responses in view mode. They can make a copy of the spreadsheet which will also copy the form for them.