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Edit response after submission
with the new option to give users the capability to "Edit response after submission" is there any way to track the changes and the number of times a responder has edited their response. Is there an a...
DingkunXie
Microsoft
MicrosoftOne possible solution is to create a form in OneDrive for Business. Once you've created the form, navigate to the Responses tab and click 'Open in Excel' to view the responses in an Excel file. From there, you can share the file with anyone you'd like.
I have a question. I'm trying to create a form for each of my team members to track their goals, which means they will be going into the form all year with different aspects of their goals and possibly adding updates to others previously documented via the form. I had thought that letting people go in and edit the response would give me the opportunity to let them edit any submission. I just want to confirm that function only works for the first form submitted. If they go back in, it just takes them to the form they previously submitted and won't let them go to a different aspect of the form. I have a couple ways I can make this work if this is not an option, but it requires them to input more information.
Thanks!