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Yes it is. Use a Form script and update the information from the spreadsheet using a trigger on the FORM OPEN. Here is an example that gets data from two different sheets and insert data in a combo box and into a multiple choice control.

Choose where to save form responsesOpen a form in Google Forms.In the top left under Responses, click Summary.In the top right, click More. Select response destination.Choose an option: Create a new spreadsheet: Creates a spreadsheet for responses in Google Sheets.Click Create or Select.

Create a Folder in Google Docs on the WebAt the top of the Docs editing screen, right next to the document title, click the Move (a folder icon) option.

Choose where to save form responsesOpen a form in Google Forms.In the top left under Responses, click Summary.In the top right, click More. Select response destination.Choose an option: Create a new spreadsheet: Creates a spreadsheet for responses in Google Sheets.Click Create or Select.

Go to Sheets from a Google page and either create a blank sheet or click Template Gallery to expand the options, navigate to Work, and then choose Purchase Order. If you use the latter approach which is the closest you can get to a Google Docs purchase order template everything has been done for you.

Luckily, Google Forms gives you the ability to store and organize your results in a spreadsheet with Google Sheets. To do so, click the Create Spreadsheet icon. This will bring up a menu where you can choose to either Create a new spreadsheet or Select existing spreadsheet.

To organize one document, click the folder icon at the top of the doc. From there, you can navigate through your Google Drive and decide where to put your document. Click the back arrow to navigate to parent folders, and click into any given folder to navigate to that folder.