increase the limit to add questions in a form.
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.
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Anonymous
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Need the limits of questions increased! 100 is not enough
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Chantelle Faint
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I limited to 24 questions as using multiple choice. After time spent to find out limited and could not finish and now have to use survey monkey. Not happy.
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Stephen Doak
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100 questions is not enough. I have used two likart scale questions and already I have met capacity with only 42 questions asked. I have two more questions to enter but both likart scale types so technically I need another 40 questions for two? This is terrible
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Simon
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I need to enter a question with 800 entries using a drop down choice
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Anonymous
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this limit currently prevents us from using forms professionally.
Otherwise, it would be a great solution for our buisiness. -
Adam Thede
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The 100-question limit seems rather arbitrary and low for a paid service. This is clearly a problem for many people and has been for some time. Please address the community on this issue at the very least. Thank you.
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Haley Kelly
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Please raise the question limit!!! We may end up using another service because of the limit. We require 125 question exams to match a legal exam our trainees must take.
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Anonymous
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uhhhh. Do you really need 177 questions? That seems a little over the top. Bloom's Taxonomy, anyone?
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Darren
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1. Please raise the question limit!
a. Currently using Google Forms to get around this limit, would rather use Microsoft Forms.
b. Until more questions Google keeps my business. ☹
c. Survey Money allows 5,000 questions!
2. More questions can be achieved if more functionality is added in branching:
a. Branch to another Form as well as within current Form.
b. Add Flow/Power Automate trigger/action functionality in Form branching function.
c. Based on selection, Form can link (branch) to a separate Form.
d. This can allow limitless questions.
e. This will help manage multiple Form sections.
f. This may be a better/easier way around the 100-question limit and surpass the 5,000 Survey Monkey limit. Microsoft Wins!!! -
Ed
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Was told to begin replacing Excel and InfoPath-based forms with MS Forms for our assessment questionnaires, and after hours invested I find out there's a limit to the number of questions. This seems arbitrary. Please fix. As I think some have noted, not all respondents will need to answer all 112 questions I have to place in the survey.
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Nancee Chin
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Enough with this limitation on questions and branching, when are you going to increase this to match big data analysis? I'm tired of this rework to find other solutions. I work in systems engineering and risk management, we need an immense amount of information to do our work and make it easy for the end user.
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Meor Harith
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Others create eForm, you want to create eForm.
Then people tell you about the limit and it's already 2 years.
Next month will be end of 2019, when can we fully utilize Microsoft Forms potential with all these limits? -
Anonymous
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This cant be stressed enough - I'm a medical professional with an extensive Medical History Form background check - its simply awkward to have to split my standard medical form into 2 parts. And I'm sure I'm not the only one.
In the end - its just miniscule bytes of text data in an excel form - I dont see why there should be ANY limit!
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Anonymous
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My q's are structured as: Question, Response Y/N-N/A, Comment - This means I can only have a max of 33 questions assuming I don't need to capture name, location of respondent.
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David Weisenthal
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It shouldn't be that difficult. I am sure this program was designed for education uses, but it has incredible use in other environments. Knock this one out Microsoft!
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Anonymous
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Not enough room for the amount of questions I need, so I'm going to try a competitor. Not much else to it.
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Anonymous
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Please raise the limit, the low current limit is making many employees go to alternative options. I would greatly appreciate a limit increase. A likert question will use up 1 question of the limit for every sub-question so you can quickly use up the 100 items in 20 or more questions.
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Joerg
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My form is cut at 56 questions.
No user needs to answer all of them, because the questions depend on choises.
Why is there such a low limit?
I tested Forms Pro, and it is exacty the same.
Please, this needs to be fixed quickly. -
Brendon Dellar commented
Something at lease reasonable like 150 to 200 would be useful - otherwise its really not keeping up with the competition out there.
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Anonymous
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This form was going to be really beneficial for us however not being able to insert the number of options we require makes the form useless. Please make number of options unlimited