Edit Response
Allow responders to edit responses after submission. For example, if a student is taking a quiz and is unable to finish before the end of class, the student can submit the quiz to save their answers and then continue the quiz during the next class period.

161 comments
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Anonymous commented
It would be a nice feature. I hade to change a date that was one of the choices in a form and when i did the replies to that row became 0 but the old replies still was there. One thing you could do as a user to this is to send all rows to a sharepoint-list and then have that as your "working" list and not the form replies itself.
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Anonymous commented
I need this feature, because I deployed Microsoft form for a sales database. However, I have reasons to add field names after receiving and analyzing the entries.
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Andy Z. commented
If you for example do a Forms Survey About a Party to be Held, users Need to be able to edit their given answer if they get Maybe ill and can not attend and Need no shuttle Service anymore.
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Jing Shao Chang commented
Allow user and Form owner/collaborator to make correction on submitted response is critical ...
now even form owner cannot do that, this should be allow and inform the responder about the changes response result. -
Anonymous commented
Ability to insert a picture onto the form would be good. I have a flow diagram which I want the form users to see before they enter thier responses.
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Anonymous commented
Please add this so I can do a pre-approval through flow similar to a sharepoint list.
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Anonymous commented
The ability for the responder to attach a document when submitting a form. For example we have a new client form and would like to request an attachment for proof of registration as supporting document.
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Carl commented
Agreed - a process document is ideal in a form, but not if you have to fill it all in "in one sitting".
The ability to go back and add to your responses is ideal.
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Anonymous commented
need ability to delete submissions if needed.
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Oli commented
+1
We have form where we want to add more fields with time (feedback after 3, then 6 months).
Being able to review your past answers and edit them would be gold.The person who created the form should also be able to edit the answers, not only delete them as it's currently the case.
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Elric commented
we would definitely make use of being able to edit, we have several users and staff with disability or impairments and sometimes need to correct entries
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Anonymous commented
Agree, this option is in google since a long time and form is not really competitive
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Anonymous commented
We would like this feature also. We are trying to embrace Office 365 to use as an organization; however, this lack of feature to edit a response forces us to use Google Forms
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minde commented
This would be great! I am collecting a database of temp workers with forms. It would be great if there was an option to return to your own form and change your own info or delete it if you are no longer available.
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John Guilbert commented
I'm in same boat. Client needs this functionality as sometimes they fill in answers (for free text) incorrectly. Bet Microsoft never thought these forms would be so popular ;)
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Kathleen Napodano commented
After submitting your Form you should be able to go back and see what you put and edit is you need to.
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moca commented
It will be great to have the possibility to modify the page that appears when the user clic on Send button (when he finished to answer).
actually "thank you" appears but second the survey it is not enough -
Brian commented
+1 We'd like to use this as a sales lead tracking tool so that our sales reps could enter basic prospect information & then go back and edit info as needed. The ability to edit after submitting would be a critical feature. Yes, I realize there are other, more robust sales tracking tools, but we really just need a basic form input tool for simple tracking. Please, Microsoft, add this feature.
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Shawn commented
I agree that this functionality would be wonderful!
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Anonymous commented
GoogleForms allow it. Let´s use it!