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Chad_V_Kealey
Iron Contributor
Dec 21, 2020

Collect form responses from "specific people in my organization" question

This recently-added functionality has huge implications for our University. We have a fair number of forms which should only be available to "faculty" or "students", and we have Active Directory (loc...
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PamJustice
Copper Contributor
Jul 20, 2021
I am trying to set specific people in my org to be able to respond to a form but nothing gets resolved. No users or groups, the "Searching" spinner just keeps spinning and never stops.
Any idea why? My form was created in a Teams channel and is a group form. No one in the group can add a response. The input boxes don't allow input except to me in preview mode.
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    Chad_V_Kealey
    Iron Contributor
    Jul 21, 2021

    PamJustice , it's working as intended for me. What web browser are you using and have you tried another? I typically use Edge, but also tested in Chrome and it's working fine in both.

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      PamJustice
      Copper Contributor
      Jul 21, 2021

      Chad_V_Kealey  I'm using Teams desktop but I have also tried in Edge and Chrome but get the same action.  The "Searching" for a person just spins and never errors out or finds anyone.  Using is Forms is new to my tenant since it wasn't available to GCC clients until this June.  I've checked to make sure everything in Teams Admin is configured correctly as well as in AAD Enterprise applications.  Forms is enabled for everyone in my organization and is also enabled in Teams Admin Center Apps.  No policy that I know of is blocking it.

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        Chad_V_Kealey
        Iron Contributor
        Jul 21, 2021
        I would suggest opening a support ticket. We're an EDU tenant (which has its own quirks), so I'm not familiar with the ins & outs of GCC tenants. Do you know if other users in your tenant are having the same problem? It seems more likely to be a tenant issue than a specific user problem.

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