How to set up a recurring survey with Forms?
We'd like to set up a survey that before each morning meeting checked the mood of everyone in the meeting. Ideally this would be an automated survey that is triggered every morning and the graphical result posted either on the team SharePoint or in the Teams channel. However, after much searching and fiddling with Forms and Flow (and other obscure ideas) I have not succeeded in making a Form reset every morning and to automatically display the result. The "closest" I have managed is to use the Forms bot in the Teams channel to manually create the poll every time. But the downside is that it's manual and it disappears from the view when people chat in the channel. Does anyone have any thoughts on how this could be possible? If possible at all?
Problems sharing results
Hi! I need to share the results of a Microsoft Forms survey, and the Summary link doesn't include the written answers to one of my questions. As you can see, I have 25 written responses that I’d like to share along with the graphs, but those answers are missing: Additionally, is there a way to customize the appearance of the shared responses? Thank you! Chris.
Quick Poll Not Working in GCC
I am creating a new Quick Poll described in this article. When my recipients try to vote on the poll from within the message using Outlook Web App they are getting a message "The remote endpoint returned an error (HTTP 403). Please try again later." When using the link embedded in the message instead of the built-in voting tools it works fine. Important to note that this is happening in our Government tenant and not happening in my commercial developer's account.
NPS question on MS Forms (branching division)
Hi all, As regards to the NPS question; does anyone know of a way to segment the response into differing text boxes. For example, if a user responses to options 1-6 goes to one new text/box instance, 7-8 another and so on? Thank you all for your helpful responses 🙂 ** Can anyone please help with this? **
Recurring employee survey that goes out multiple times in a single day.
As the subject line suggests, is there a way to have a survey go out several times throughout a single employee shift? Our people work 12-hr shifts in order to maintain a 24/7/365 operation. We are looking to conduct workload & stress-level assessments at specific times throughout the employees' shift. For example: the survey would go out to the employee at 6am, 11am, and 4pm for a dayshift worker and then 6pm, 11pm, 4am for our nightshift folks. It would be the same questions each time in order to trend the differences.Expiration Option
Apologies if this question has been asked before but not sure I found related results when doing a search against the forum. We are looking at using Microsoft Forms for creating Polls. Is it possible in adding some sort of expiration option so that after a certain number of days no one will be able in responding to the poll? Thank you!
