I am interested in taking a Microsoft Form and exporting or converting it into a Power App. I could see three ways this could be done:
1. Forms: Export Form to Power App
Provide simple button on form in designing mode that allows form visual and logic to be sent over to Power Apps, so I can then use it and develop it from there. That would allow me to control the visuals (size, screen pos, colors, transitions, show/hide, etc) and of course, allow me to enhance transfer/jump logic and even swirch storage via different connector.
2. Power Apps: Create an app from a Microsoft Form
Add to the Create menu a way to pick a Microsoft Form that I've already created, and then it will build an equivalent of that form and it's logic and storage in PowerApps. Then I could immediately Run it or Edit it, and take it from forward from that point onwards.
3. Let a developer access the form definition / meta data and I'll do it myself
Provide access to an existing MSForm that I have created, so that I can create some code will then letme build a Power App (or an .MSAPP file) from that information.
In all cases, the desire is the same: I love MS Forms, but wish I had a Power App version so am not constrained by the limitations of the current forms engine. Even being able to get access to the meta data of a form (how it's structured to jump around, visual presentation and collection setup/options,) would be helpful.
If there is any SDK or technical info related to MS Forms, then point me to it. Otherwise, I think it would be great and simple way for people to build great forms that can be taken to any level by any who can get it into Power Apps.
