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Creating surveys can be a daunting task, especially when you aim to gather insightful responses efficiently. With the introduction of Copilot in Microsoft Forms, the process becomes streamlined and intuitive. In this guide, we'll explore how to use this powerful tool to create professional surveys effortlessly. Getting Started
Microsoft Forms
Microsoft Forms has three new features that were recently rolled out. I'll cover all three in under three minutes. You can now format your surveys or quizzes using bold, italics, or underline. You can also send a survey out to specific users or groups in your organization, and
Microsoft Forms
With Microsoft Forms, you can easily create surveys and polls to collect customer feedback, measure employee satisfaction, and organize team events. You can print a blank form, shuffle questions, allow receipt of responses, add a logo to your Form, and use Forms in Teams. YouTube Video Microsoft Forms - 5
Microsoft Forms
Microsoft Forms is an excellent tool for creating surveys, quizzes, and polls. Did you know you can add a progress bar to a Forms survey or quiz? A progress bar makes it easy for users to see how many pages they have left to complete. The key to making the
Microsoft Forms
Microsoft Forms allows you to create a survey with multiple question types. One of the new question types is the **File upload**. So users can now upload files in a survey! This is an awesome feature. The files are stored in a SharePoint folder and automatically marked with the person&