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Wondering about using Google Forms for parents to order their tickets for School Production. If we had a limited number of tickets available for each show can I limit sales when tickets for a particular show are sold out? If so, how do I do that? Would get parents to pay online and use a specified code and their surname to handle payment side of things. Trying to think how to limit impact on school office workload. Your thoughts??
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Hi Anne,
Yes this is relatively straightforward depending on your use-case. For example, I’ve set up an RSVP system for two different CoLs where teachers (in some cases up to 300 of them) signed up for a series of workshops spread over a few days. Each workshop had different venues and number limitations.
In this instance, I suspect it is much easier than that!
- The first step is to go into the Resources area and click on ‘Useful Add-ons‘.
- Then in the filter for ‘Application’ on the left, select ‘Forms’.
- Then check out the Add-on ‘Form Limiter’.
In your case, one question is whether this Add-on will allow you to limit registrations over multiple nights. I’m not sure it will… so…
- Follow steps 1 and 2 above, and this time install the Add-on ‘Form Ranger‘.
- Check out this great tutorial from a friend and colleague of mine:
If you want help with the spreadsheet formulas, ping me on this post and I can help step you through it. Just make sure you share the Forms/Sheets with me if you want me to jump onto them with you.
Rob
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This is my first attempt at an online ticket ordering form. Suspect the way I have worded it will be difficult using the form limiter. Maybe I just put a short closing date for people ordering this way??
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Hi Anne,
Because you have multiple days in which people can sign up, I think you will need to use Form Ranger and a series of formulas in the Spreadsheet.
I’ve made a new tab in the spreadsheet for this for you. Some notes:- You need a formula to count the performance as it is submitted to the form. This is a COUNTIF formula 😉
- Once that is done, you can figure out the remaining seats for each performance.
- Then, FormRanger can pull this data through to the form and present it almost perfectly dynamically.
Check out the video I posted earlier about an RSVP system using FormRanger, and let me know how you go!
Rob
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I meant to say, this tutorial in the Google Sheets & Forms 1 course deals with the COUNTIF formula…A very useful one that one!
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