Office 365 group in Microsoft Forms

Hey, 

this also didnt work for me either 😞  

this is all i have

Need information
The group list in group forms of me didn't show all Teams that I'm the owner.
Even I create the new form that belongs to the Teams that didn't show in the group list, this Teams still lacks of the group list.
If I compare this forms with normal one, I see that the hyperlink at the upper left corner didn't show. But follow forms name, it shows Teams name in parenthesis as usual. I tried to sign out and re-sign in many times but no change...

If someone now how to solve this problem, please tell me.....

This drives me a little crazy when I have to move a Form to a SharePoint site. I have tried following the group, but that doesn't make it appear in the list.  I usually have to wait a few days before it shows up in the expanded list of groups for me to select.  Would love to see a 'search for my group' option!

Hi

So I'm an O365 Admin so have 100's of groups. When trying to find a Group to add a form to, the list of Groups does't include all of my Groups!!!  How do I add a form to a Group that isn't displayed here?

Jeffrey Allen Thank you for your reply Jeffrey. Do you know if there are any real drawbacks or pitfalls for sharing an account within a department? I would like to suggest the use of group forms because the technical skill in many of their departments is just not there yet for Power Automate. 

If there's really nothing wrong with sharing an account with half a dozen users in a department, I'm not going to persuade them to 'change horse mid-stream'; they have enough work and technical challenges to keep their stress levels maxed out most days. My main concern is the security risks and the challenges of auditing a shared account. 

Thank you!

Chris_Fenton, I would say you can use a group and that way all members of the group have access the form.  The other option, if you want to work with Power Automate, you can setup a flow that would notify the members via email when a form is submitted.  You can also have the fields of the form filled in on the email if you wish.

So I have a friend who works in an office with many departments. These departments often need a form that sends notifications of submissions to the entire department. What my friend does is creates an Office 365 account for the department and shares that login with everyone in that department. Someone or multiple department members log into that account to set up Forms and collect Form data.

Should the departments share a single account for managing their forms? Does this violate any Microsoft policy or agreement? 

I was wondering if an O365 group would make more sense; add department members to the group and have the group members maintain their forms and submission data?

Can anyone comment on Microsoft's recommended procedure for sharing Forms within a department? If there is any recommendations?

Thank you for your help!

lynnellisonI was having the same issue, resolved by going to Microsoft 365 admin center and adding myself as a member to the group this was needed despite being the owner of the group.

Jason Doane, If you created the form and want another person to get an automatic email when the form is submitted, you should look into doing a flow with PowerAutomate.

Question..When I create a new form , I would like the ot to automatically email the form to one specific person when finished. How do I accompplish that?