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Interactive form

Copper Contributor

We've been using a Form with branching for a few months and now realise that it needs to be a two step process:

1) students complete basic response

2) staff review response and branch to appropriate section

 

Is there a way to do this within a single construct? Or must I separate into two distinct Forms?

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best response confirmed by AlbertHerring (Copper Contributor)
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@AlbertHerring neither I'm afraid: staff cannot interact with a partially completed form, it's a one-pass only process: the student completes the whole form and the data is saved. Staff cannot open that submitted form, review it and branch it appropriately. That sort of feature just doesn't exist in Forms.

 

You could have 2 forms but you cannot pre-populate the second form with the answers from the first for. There is no way to link 2 forms.

 

When we need to do this at my company we use a flow in Power Automate to save the form response to a list in SharePoint and send an email to someone to review it. They open that list item with a curomised Power Apps form, can add comments and then cklick a button to save their comments and, where necessary, start another flow to send the info back to the original submitter or take other actions.

 

Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User

Thanks Rob.
Very helpful and much appreciated.
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best response confirmed by AlbertHerring (Copper Contributor)
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@AlbertHerring neither I'm afraid: staff cannot interact with a partially completed form, it's a one-pass only process: the student completes the whole form and the data is saved. Staff cannot open that submitted form, review it and branch it appropriately. That sort of feature just doesn't exist in Forms.

 

You could have 2 forms but you cannot pre-populate the second form with the answers from the first for. There is no way to link 2 forms.

 

When we need to do this at my company we use a flow in Power Automate to save the form response to a list in SharePoint and send an email to someone to review it. They open that list item with a curomised Power Apps form, can add comments and then cklick a button to save their comments and, where necessary, start another flow to send the info back to the original submitter or take other actions.

 

Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User

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