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How can users view their final score after immediately hitting submit?
Hi is there anyway a person who is about to complete and submit a quiz can view their final score as a percent once they do so without having to review each question? Perhaps as part of the quiz closing remarks splash screen once the hit submit?
Find out in which language a form was submitted
Hello Community I've set up a Microsoft Forms in mutiple languages, so my user can choose the language in which he or she wishes to fill it out. After that, I want to automatically reach out to them with an email when they're done filling out the form. For that, I made a Microsoft Flow. Considering that my form is available in multiple languages is there a parameter that tells me in which language my user chose to fill out the form? So I can send them their mail in the correct language? Thanks in advance!Branched answers not part of final score?
Hello. I have a quiz with a branched question. Depending on the answer outcome, the quiz will progress downwards and everything works. My issue is when the final score is tallied, this branched question is not being auto-graded so I am not receiving a 100% but only 95%. I have indicated any answer will be fine for this branched question since it's directional. So I'm looking for this question and answer to be bypassed during final scoring, or automatically include it as a correct answer as part of the final score. Currently, it's not being graded but counted as a question without an answer (I assume?)
Feature Request: Sort Forms (by Name, Date...)
I am a professor and use Microsoft forms in my course. I have them organized by course into a collection, and each are named by what lecture they appear in, but I CANNOT organize these by name or date modified/created which is a HUGE pain! This is such basic functionality, Google Forms has this capability, but for FERPA reasons I can only use Microsoft Forms. Please incorporate this into the Microsoft Forms library.
Quick Poll Not Working in GCC
I am creating a new Quick Poll described in this article. When my recipients try to vote on the poll from within the message using Outlook Web App they are getting a message "The remote endpoint returned an error (HTTP 403). Please try again later." When using the link embedded in the message instead of the built-in voting tools it works fine. Important to note that this is happening in our Government tenant and not happening in my commercial developer's account.
