Forum Discussion
Prefilled links
Just like Google Forms, they are having pre-filled links for their forms, which can partially fill in the information. Can we have one too?
This other idea is similar and already has a high number of votes. Let's factor them.
I have also posted another similar question.A simple solution is really needed !
- Hi kslai
There is currently a uservoice open for this here
https://microsoftforms.uservoice.com/forums/386451-welcome-to-microsoft-forms-suggestion-box/suggestions/32825926-to-have-prefilled-forms-options-for-form-links
Would recommend you vote for it and get as many to vote as possible to push it up the agenda. To note, as shown Microsoft haven't picked it up yet and the caveat is that it could be some time before they do/if they ever will. The more who vote for it the more it goes up the agenda.
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris- Bertrand D arbonneauBrass Contributor
This other idea is similar and already has a high number of votes. Let's factor them.
I have also posted another similar question.A simple solution is really needed !
- I agree. I think we all agree with my original point that they need to introduce this functionality because there are no real workarounds for it.
Great to flag that uservoice as it has more chance of getting through.
Thanks Bertrand!
Best, Chris
- KatrinaMorrisBrass ContributorThis uservoice link is no longer available
- RobElliottSilver Contributor
KatrinaMorris uservoice has been replaced by the feedback portal at https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/
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- Cian AllnerSilver Contributor
Something similar is coming to Microsoft Forms Pro, which might be worth keeping an eye on, it was only released in preview this week:
Microsoft Forms Pro public preview is now available
Survey design suggestions: Forms Pro provides intelligent inputs about the type of questions to use and can auto-fill suggestions to help survey designers create a survey that will attract maximum responses.