You can now save and edit your survey responses

I created new forms and selected this function. I have now gone back into my forms and have been blocked from ticking "allow respondents to edit their response". The information icon tells me the current form does not support this feature, but it did when I created it?  I created all brand new forms because I couldn't use this function and now its turned itself off and preventing me from using it! Anyone else having this issue? 

"Updating a response do not trigger a Power Automate flow. This capability will be enabled soon."

Any news when will be "SOON"??

Thanks

Ashleigh_KB I am also having this issue. It shouldn't matter if we create the form from My Form or from a Group, but it does. I'm hoping Microsoft fixes this.

I would like the option to let anonymous form users update their responses too without having to log into Microsoft 365.

For instance: upon completing the form, the anonymous user receives a link which will let them edit their response. Naturally anyone with this link effectively can edit the response. That's acceptable to me.

As the form owner I would like access to that link also for use inside Power Automate. E.g. suppose user has provided email voluntary as part of my form and I send them a followup email (via a power automate flow) asking for some clarification based on their input. I'd like to include the link to their anonymous response in that email so they can update it easily if needed.

Hello, 

Any updates on when updating a forms response will be able to trigger a Power Automate flow? I'm trying to use Microsoft Forms to implement a critical business automation with Power Automate, but without this feature working properly I would have to use Google Forms instead, and that's really not what I wanted. Thanks in advance.

You can check the "Allow receipt of responses after submission" box. The labeling on that isn't super clear, but basically, enabling that will give the respondent a button they can click to download a copy of the form with their responses. See:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/print-or-download-a-receipt-of-responses-951f29b7-dbd8-446b-8ebe-b924cc620bb2

junyuB How is the updated response stored. I am assuming since it is not triggering a Power Automate Flow it is Updating the response. If so is there a means to store the original response for historical and data comparison?

Essentially all Create transactions and then there is a state (Active/Inactive) on the Response record with a key to the specific form.

Ashleigh_KB got same issue when the form is hosted inside Group. When the form is created in My Form, the "allow respondents to edit their responses" became clickable. 

Creating form in My Form then moving it to Group also disables the "allow respondents to edit their responses" checkbox.

This new function seems not to be able to be added to older forms, yet users still see it.
It also seems to create submission problem (1 person submitted and saved, on an old form that does not have saving allowed, but we never received the submission).

And as everyone above said, it's not much use if Power Automate does not get triggered.

and what happens if someone save, but editing is not allowed? Would they be able to use the save to resubmit a NEW form without having to put everything in again? (which is actually what we want)

Is there official documentation somewhere (e.g.: in Microsoft Learn) on this feature? Specifically, something that describes limits/known issues would be ideal. For example, the "Allow editing" option seems to NOT be available for any group-owned form (not sure why) and even some personally-owned forms which are copies of group forms. Users see these settings and ask us what they are, how they work, why they don't work, etc. We need to be able to answer them authoritatively (ie: with more than a shrug and "we're not sure...")