Tired of overbooking appointments, products, or tours?  Simple Choice Eliminator is a free Google Forms™ add-on that puts you in control. Set response limits for each choice in your multiple choice or dropdown questions. Once a choice reaches its limit, it automatically hides from future respondents, preventing double bookings and ensuring a smooth experience.

Perfect for:

Appointment scheduling: Limit each time slot to 1 reservation. Avoid clashing of appointments.
Online ordering: Control the number of orders allowed per product variation.
Event registration: Manage participant capacity for tours, workshops, or events.
Simple Choice Eliminator keeps your Google Forms™ organized and efficient. Install it today and take control of your response availability!


Here's what sets us apart:

Unlimited Limits: Set any number of responses per choice, no restrictions!
Free Forever: No trials, no hidden fees, just free functionality.
Simple & Effective: Easy to use interface for seamless integration with your forms.

Streamline your workflow and ensure control with Simple Choice Eliminator. Install it today!

List of potential use cases
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1. Scheduling Appointments:
Limit the number of responses for each time slot. This ensures you don't get double-booked and allows users to see available slots clearly.

2. Resource Allocation:
Control access to limited resources like meeting rooms or equipment. Set a limit on the number of responses for each resource to prevent overbooking.

3. Product Availability:
For situations where you have limited stock of an item, set a limit on the corresponding option in a multiple-choice or checkbox question. This prevents users from selecting unavailable options.

4. Course Selection:
Limit the number of students who can choose a specific course to avoid overcrowding. This helps manage class sizes and resources effectively.

5. Volunteer Opportunities:
Manage volunteer sign-ups by limiting the number of responses for each volunteer opportunity. This ensures you have enough volunteers for each task without oversubscription.

6. Research Participation:
Control the number of participants in a research study by setting a limit on the total number of responses.