
1. First, open the form that you want a copy of.
2. After that, click on the More icon.
3. Once that's done, click on "Make a copy".
4. Now, name the new form.
5. Following that, choose the storage location.
6. Finally, click on "Make a copy," and it's done.
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How to Make a Copy of a Google Form : Step-by-Step Guide
Begin by locating and opening the form you wish to duplicate. This will serve as your starting point for creating an exact copy.

Next, look for the More options icon, typically represented by three dots, and click on it to reveal additional settings related to your form.

From the menu that appears, select the option labeled "Make a copy." This initiates the process to duplicate your current form.

A prompt will appear asking you to provide a name for your new form. Choose a clear and descriptive title to easily identify it later.

After naming, pick where you want to save this copy. Selecting the appropriate location helps keep your forms well organized.

To finish, confirm your choices by clicking “Make a copy.” Your new form will be created and ready for use shortly.

With these simple steps completed, you’ll have a fully functional Supademo form quickly and effortlessly.

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FAQs
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How do I make a copy of a Google Form?
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