Nice video from Google explaining the forms function in Docs‘ spreadsheets, which I have found my self starting to use rather a lot.
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Thanks for sharing Dave.
Very nice, especially the ‘embed the forms in your website’ bit. Should be cool for those non-Gmail users, or those suffering #Gmail_firewall_fail
I’ll be looking for a way of playing with that – when you figure out a simple use case then let me know and I will try and hack something together, maybe you can then go and and make those input forms, or the results WP friendly.
You might also be interested in this mans post:
http://go-to-hellman.blogspot.com/2009/06/linked-data-vs-google-fusion-tables.html
Talking about Google Labs “Fusion Tables” – the visualization option is especially clever looking, throwing up maps.
Paul