Forms: Time input question
In Office 365 Forms, I am attempting to create an event request form. I do not appear to be able to add a question for TIME of Day. I see a template for DATE but not TIME. In Google Forms "include Time" is an option for Date Questions in the contextual sub-menu. Is there someplace to add this function perhaps that I am missing? Ultimately I would like to add a script to the form that would auto-create an Outlook Calendar event on a shared calendar at the date and time on the form submission.
Scroll Bar on Likert Question
Hello, My colleague and I have noticed a horizontal scroll bar appear on the Likert scale questions on MS Forms (see image). This appears to be the standard for 'Mobile' versions of MS Forms but it seems to have been applied to the 'Computer' versions of the forms as well. I have tested this on various monitor resolutions and with Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome but we cannot get the horizontal scroll bar to disappear, to show all of the radio buttons available on the Likert scale question at once. Does anyone know if there is a setting available to turn these horizontal scroll bars off? Thank you!
Remove "Simplify data collection and gain smart insights today!" after submission.
Hi, Is there any way to remove the above message from the page after submission? There's already a link at the bottom of the page "Create my own form" so we want to be able to remove the above banner as some forms are seen by people who don't have a license to create their own forms and therefore get an error when clicking it. Thanks DavidFive Essential Tips on Auto-grading for Microsoft Forms Quizzes
We have been delighted to hear that educators around the globe are using Microsoft Forms to create surveys and quizzes for their students’ learning. Whether it is your first time adding branching to create personalized formative assessments or you have been adding quizzes as Teams assignments for a long time, we want to share some best practices on how to use the auto-grading feature in your Forms quizzes.Inclusive Classroom October updates for Reading, Writing, Math and Communication
October is National Dyslexia awareness month, and Microsoft Education is excited to announce a set updates across our Learning Tools capabilities. These inclusively designed tools enable student-centered learning , and help students of all abilities across the areas of reading, writing, math and communication. Built-in, mainstream, non-stigmatizing and FREE!
Disabling Copilot in Forms not possible
Hi everyone, Not sure if this has been addressed before - I couldn’t find anything about it in this forum. Since Copilot is now integrated into Microsoft Forms, there doesn’t seem to be any option to disable it (like in Word, Excel, Powerpoint). What I find frustrating is that every time I open a previously saved form, Copilot automatically runs checks and generates recommendations—which, in my experience, aren’t particularly useful. More concerning is that this process does consume AI credits. I'm on a personal plan with 60 credits, I’d prefer to have control over how and when those are used, rather than having them spent automatically on features I didn’t explicitly choose to use. Microsoft support has confirmed that there’s currently no way to turn Copilot off in Forms. Is anyone else experiencing this, and isn't this something Microsoft should address? Thanks!Microsoft Forms launches deeper integration to Office 365 Groups
Microsoft Forms has officially launched a deeper integration to Office 365 Groups! Read more at the Microsoft Forms blog post here. Microsoft Forms is used across Education and Commercial to create and complete surveys, quizzes, and polls. Previously, forms could be created directly in the SharePoint site associated with a group. With this deeper integration, users can now see their entire list of O365 Groups directly inside http://forms.office.com. Form management and results can be shared across group members, addressing customer feedback requesting shared ownership. Feel free to check out this new integration and give feedback using this Microsoft Forms survey link! Mike McLean Principal Program Manager Office 365 Groups
