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Creating and Managing Smartsheet Forms

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Before each sesson, Tech Training will provide a Zoom link for live online classes, along with any required class materials.

Note: This class offers an option for online and in-classroom sessions. Participants attending an in-person class will need to adhere to the Stanford Health Check guidelines.


 
This class explores how to intake data into a Smartsheet using a form. You will be introduced to creating forms for incoming data and utilizing automation and notifications to enhance your workflow.
 
Abstract
This class focuses on creating a Smartsheet form, automated workflows, and harnessing the powerful tools for managing incoming information with ease.
 
Pre-requisites:
Learners should have a basic knowledge of creating and editing Smartsheets, or have taken the Smartsheet Basics class. 
 
Learning Objectives
You will have the opportunity to learn how to:
  • Create a form from scratch
  • Manage incoming data from form responses
  • Practice building a workflow to get information from forms to the right people
 
Topics covered include:
  • Creating a form
  • Managing form responses in Sheet view
  • Create automated workflow alerts based on survey submissions
Emily Grime

Emily Grime comes from a Project Management biopharmaceutical background taking projects from start to finish working through FDA approvals, clinical trials, and global partners to exceed expectations for on time delivery.

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