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I had already tried formpl.us however the free version was littered with tons of ads for obvious reasons. &nbsp; The project I'm doing is for our subdivision homeowner's association. &nbsp;Looks like the free version of jotform.com will be more than sufficient for our needs.
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I had already tried formpl.us however the free version was littered with tons of ads for obvious reasons.   The project I'm doing is for our subdivision homeowner's association.  Looks like the free version of jotform.com will be more than sufficient for our needs.

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I created a Google Form that posts to a Google Sheet. &nbsp; Additional feature I need is to allow user to browse to and upload PDF's or images. &nbsp; &nbsp;I would like to have the file uploaded and the filename added to a field in the Google Sheet along with other field data associated with the form.
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I created a Google Form that posts to a Google Sheet.   Additional feature I need is to allow user to browse to and upload PDF's or images.    I would like to have the file uploaded and the filename added to a field in the Google Sheet along with other field data associated with the form.

FILE UPLOAD WIDGET/ADD-IN FOR GOOGLE FORMS

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