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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/
Dave_LeeI think they want to show off their cool AI progress, which is good in its own right, but not at the expense of basic functionality.
For example, I waste hours trying to load and select photos from a given date, because it's not possible to search for "August 2017" in Onedrive, and scrolling through thousands of photos is slow and often causes the page to reload, even in MS's own Edge. This basic 'search by date' function is, of course, built into Google Photos' free version - another case of no parity even with free competition.
But I can search for "pizza" and Onedrive will actually find pizza among my photos. Priorities???
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/
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/
- Thansk a lot!
Bertrand D arbonneauThank you!
