Make it possible to add sections (Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3) before or between questions, with the ability to provide "sub-title" text. For example, a section providing instructions for the next few questions.

The empty form in Forms would be possible to print or export as an PDF.

I suggest Microsoft Forms team to think of an option to create folders and then create forms in it.

So that I can have all the forms related to one activity in one folder and also searching becomes easy.

Moreover, the dashboard looks clutter free.

Kindly give a thought.

Allow students to save results without submitting test for students with accommodations to finish later. Students with extended time sometimes have to finish at a later time and the way it is set up now they have to restart the test each time.

After each Question, I would love to have a " Add Comment" section so that the answerer can put a comment/explanation for his/her answer.

The ability to add signatures to the form will allow better audit control and can be introduced on mobile devices as well as via image attachment at desktop. This will also allow the application to complete more closely with forms created in adobe fill and sign.

It would be great to be able to upload a form stored as an Excel file, as well as download a form as an Excel or Word file.

I'd like an option where you can limit the amount of people who can chose a certain question or option. In Google docs you can do this via a script. It is essential if you want to use Forms for registering (in schoolwork it is a common activity to make registry-lists)

I need to enter 177 questions, but was cut off at 95. The option to add another question was greyed out. Is the question limit a local setting set by the organization, or in MS Forms itself? If in Forms, then the suggestion would be to address it, but if a local setting, then I can investigate that.

please enable integration with Power B.I Desktop by providing MS Forms in the online query options.

Writing information in Description (under the title of the form) I wanted to add a URL to an information crib sheet.

Also, when I am adding 'comments' to appear under answers selected when candidates are reviewing their quiz answers I wanted to add a link. The best I can do is use Bitly to shorten a URL. Can you please add the option to insert a hyperlink as you can in Word, Excel, etc.?

You should be able to place text or an image between questions. This text is unrelated to a question and allows to have headers for different sections. This is the major sticking point

It would be nice if videos could be uploaded from the computer or OneDrive, not just from YouTube.

I suggest that you make an app for a provider to allow people to fill out the Forms locally and online. So, if you are on the go people can still fill it out even without internet and then when you are connected again it syncs the data between online and offline completions of the survey. This would make Microsoft Forms a lot more practical as you would be able to complete it everywhere. The idea of an app would only be for the creator of the Form and anyone otherwise would still go through the Browser

I think it would help if the creator of the Form can decide whether the 'Your response is anonymous' message is needed or not. Because sometimes, we will be sharing the survey to external but still we want them to fill in their name and this message up front is confusing them.

The owner is able to customize the response page and how it looks. Be able to choose which graphs. Also better way to view the details. With the option to include the date and time the responses were filled out.

I have recently used Zoho forms which has an option to upload images or files.

My org is looking at creating a wraparound micro-surveying service, and since we're already in O365 the Forms platform looked promising. However, being able to access the basic functions of forms from a programmatic end is critical in us both being able to create surveys based on some provided user input and then automatically create a report on the back end once data has been collected. Most enterprise surveying platforms like surveymonkey have an API which allows for all of this, but Microsoft Forms does not. Seems like a missed opportunity.