Forum Discussion
Can multiple users fill out the same form?
Rafael91 - the only way you could do this would be to have two different surveys. If you are using Forms Pro, you could then link the two surveys together with variables. Depending on who these people are, and where you have their information stored, you could link this all together and send an email to the 3rd party when the two questions from Survey 1 are complete.
You could then pass through those answers (if this makes sense for the 3rd party person to see them) and display them on Survey 2. The 3rd party person could then respond to the questions, then submit.
You could then have an email sent to you (or whomever needs the results) with all of the responses combined.
You would need to A) use Forms Pro for the surveys, and B) use Power Automate for the triggers and linking everything together.
Megan_V_Walker thank you! This is invaluable information!!!
Megan_V_Walker would you be able to help with the following?
I have two forms set up and have created the initial flow in power automate, but I cant quite figure out the next steps.
Here's what I have:
Step 1 - Trigger: New submission in Form A1
Step 2 - Action: Get response details from Form A1
Step 3 - Action: Send an email to the second person in the process to notify them of the new submission.
At step 3, I cant figure out how to:
(1) Display the data from Form A1 for the second user to review
(2) Send the second user to Form A2 to complete the second part of the form
Sorry if this is an easy question, this is my first time using Forms and Power Automate!
Thanks.
arg123 : did you figure this out ? I have a similar query.
Megan_V_Walker : your expert comments on this please ?
You cannot have more than one person complete the same survey response. If a survey response is submitted, that's it, it's complete and cannot be partially completed by two different people.
arg123 here is what you need.
- Form A
- Form B
- This form needs survey variables added to it that you can then use to capture the values from Form A. You can only have 13 variable though (15 including two standard ones, First Name and Last Name
- You can then use the variables and display them at the top of the survey. This might help to see what I am referring to in showing the variables at the top of the survey: https://meganvwalker.com/updating-records-from-responses-using-piped-variable-parameters/
Then this process:
- Form A is shared with whoever needs to complete it.
- A flow in Power Automate that is triggered when Form A is completed and the flow generates a survey invitation for Form B that is sent to someone. As part of the flow, you will need to get the responses from Form A, and then use the values from the responses and put them into the variables in the step where you create the survey invitation.
