Can I analyse Google Forms responses in iDBQuery?

Google Forms already stores responses in a linked Google Sheet, and iDBQuery connects Google Sheets natively, so analysing form responses is straightforward. You point iDBQuery at the responses sheet, and every submission, timestamps, multiple-choice answers, ratings, and free-text fields, becomes part of a live, queryable model. As new responses arrive, iDBQuery reads the current sheet, so your analysis stays up to date.

With responses in the model you can ask:

• How many responses did we get per week, and how is that trending?
• What is the average satisfaction rating, broken down by team or location?
• Which answer options were most common among a particular respondent segment?

Every figure is cited to the source rows, so you can trust the summary and drill to the individual responses. The advantage over the Forms summary charts is depth and joining: blend survey responses with your CRM or orders data to see whether satisfaction correlates with spend, or combine several forms into one analysis. For free-text answers, iDBQuery can help you count, group, and summarise themes. If you prefer a static copy, download the responses as CSV and ingest that instead. Either way you skip pivot tables and ask the question in plain language.