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 helpfull to know who answered and who didn't. Also the option to send them a reminder.

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)

Google Forms has an ability to Pre-Fill answers. You can even edit the Pre-Fill link to even change which Strings you would like to import.

This is done in Google Forms by assigning each Question a unique ID # and you can easily manipulate what you want the Answer to say by changing the ID #'s Pre-fill data.

I feel like Microsoft Forms should be able to implement something similar. I know a lot of businesses would like to import data quickly as well.

Add a field where you can add additional email address('s) to received responses, to allow a specific user (or group of users) to receive any responses.

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.

Include the survey/form within the body of an email message in addition to the link to the survey. Response rates are higher when participants can respond from within the body of an email message.

It would be a good idea if people that filled in the form would get an automated confirmation/notification on what they filled in.

I would like to create a pool of questions and Microsoft Forms should randomly chose a number of questions from this pool for a quiz.
So if I need a quick test for my students I could just tell Microsoft Forms to take 10 questions from a certain pool randomly.

The ease of use Forms provide would make building request apps, approval apps, and calendar apps much easier.

Add an option for a simple check box instead of just radio button selections. This would be more useful when creating a true form type entry and not a quiz or survey where you may have multiple choice.

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Have field validation for e-mail address that at least checks for the @ symbol.

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.?

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■Title(件名)： Microsoft Forms の回答にファイルを添付する機能について

Enable attaching the files to the Answer fields of the form of Microsoft Forms.
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■Description(内容):
Microsoft Forms のフォームの回答欄に、現在はファイルを添付する機能が実装されていない。
ファイルを添付する機能が実装されれば、フォームでお客様から情報をお寄せいただく際にとても便利になるので、是非機能として実装してほしい。​

Currently, we are concerned that the users cannot attach the files to the Answer fields of the form of Microsoft Forms by now. If it becomes possible, we feel its more convenient when collecting information from the customers. It will be grateful if we could apply the "Attachment" feature through Microsoft Forms.

Thank you for your consideration.

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

Teachers need to be able to Print the Form with Answer choices showing so that students without internet can take the quiz. Sometimes students forget their laptops or do not have access to the internet and need to take a quiz. This would allow them to have a paper copy as well as the online version.