View "My Responses" don't display correctly
Hi all, There seems to be an issue in the response displayed when someone fills out a form with 5 stars and when they look at the response, it only shows 4 stars. It is recorded correctly in all the other places, it just displays incorrectly (4stars). see attached. I am not sure if this is a known issue. Has anyone else seen this problem? Thank you, -- Ray
rich text editor on long answers
To whom may concern, I have created a microsoft form that has an question that allows for long answers. I was wondering if there is a way to allow the person who is answering to have a rich text editor, so the respondent can use bullet points, italic, bold etc.... Thanks in advance, NathanUltimate Polling and Quiz Experience with Polls app: The Replacement for Forms app in Teams meeting
Initially Forms app was launched in Teams - for different experiences based on the sync vs async user scenarios, as it points to polling experience in meetings for quick creation to launch, while it points to survey experience in the context of Teams channel.To provide an intuitive and easy-to-access experience , Polls app was launched - a dedicated app for all your polling and quiz needs in Teams meeting and chat. We are glad to see that hosting an effective and interactive meeting just got easier after the launch of Polls.
Submission date and time for Forms extracted using power automate
I am using power automate to extract responses from a Form into excel. I had thought that I would be able to use the forms generated submission date/time for analysis. However, the format (7/27/22 13:17:32) extracted doesn't seem to be excel compatible. What I mean is that I am unable to reformat it using the format cell functionality, or even transform it into a number, as you can with standard dates in excel. I am just wondering if I am missing something here or whether I need to get the user to actually select the date of submission?
Microsoft Forms interface stuck in Swedish after login – account language is Italian
Hello, Microsoft Forms is displayed in Swedish after I sign in, even though all my language settings are set to Italian (Italy). I have already checked the following: Microsoft account display language: Italian (Italy) Microsoft 365 interface: Italian Microsoft Edge preferred/display language: Italian The issue also occurs in an InPrivate session Before signing in, the Microsoft Forms website is correctly displayed in Italian. Immediately after signing in, the Forms dashboard and editor switch to Swedish. This suggests that the locale/language associated with my Microsoft Forms profile may be incorrectly stored as Swedish on the service side. I have already contacted Microsoft Consumer Support. They confirmed that they cannot access the Microsoft Forms backend or modify the Forms profile locale, and advised me to report the issue here and through the Microsoft Forms feedback function. I also tried the Feedback option inside Microsoft Forms, but clicking it does not open anything, both in normal browsing and InPrivate mode. Could someone please check whether the locale associated with my Microsoft Forms profile can be reset from Swedish to Italian (it-IT)? Thank you.
Using comma as separator in Forms
I live in The Netherlands and we use a comma as a decimal separator. However when I use Microsoft Forms it doesn't accept the comma, it removes it. See below. Both Windows and Google Chrome have the right regional settings, namely Dutch. The strange thing is that when I do the same in a Sharepoint list, it works correct. So the problem seems to be with Microsoft Forms. Any ideas anyone? ps I have also set the primary language to Dutch.
Is there any solution to getting question names yet for a form submission in Power Automate?
It's been about 10 years now. Surely there is a solution to dynamically retrieve question names without needing a janky britttle workaround that may or may not work, not just IDs (get form response etc), without having to rely on a hard coded list of questions with answers inserted in against them.
