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Pre-populate fields in Microsoft Forms via URL parameter?
Is there a way to pre-populate a field on a form in Microsoft Forms using a parameter that is attached to the form's URL? Idea/scenario behind this: We could send out personalized links to peopl...
- Sending context-aware survey invitations and capturing the response with a particular context is a feature of Forms Pro, which can be combined with Flow.
You will find detailed walkthrough articles in Megan Walker blog covering the different steps involved. Here is one of her posts:
https://meganvwalker.com/send-forms-pro-survey-invites-via-csv-file/
Also looking for this. Google Forms has less features yet is able to do this. It's very useful when you need to identify that specific response with other identifiers.
Simple one being job application, you can have one application form but prefill the vacancy ID so that you know what job they are applying for.
Another one would be a feedback form where you need to match that feedback with a specific case ID.
https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9308781?hl=en
Simple one being job application, you can have one application form but prefill the vacancy ID so that you know what job they are applying for.
Another one would be a feedback form where you need to match that feedback with a specific case ID.
https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9308781?hl=en