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  1. Connect results to Excel as a data source rather than opening a new workbook each time

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    126 comments  ·  Welcome to Microsoft Forms Suggestion Box! » Excel  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →
    thinking about it  ·  AdminZhongzhong Li (Product Manager, Microsoft Forms) responded

    Hi Forms users,

    Thanks for using Microsoft Forms and providing feedback.

    We just enabled a new feature “Forms for Excel” for all Microsoft Forms customers. When you create Forms for Excel in your OneDrive for Business / modern SharePoint team sites, you will get an Excel workbook at the same time. All the responses data will show up in your Excel workbook in real time.

    You could get more detail from – https://aka.ms/formsforexcel

    Please be free to leave comments if you have any question.

    Regards,
    Microsoft Forms Team

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    I have built and published a number of eLearning content for my organization that includes links to quizzes. I was hoping I could link any quiz I made to the same Excel file, but there doesn't appear to be an option for this.

    I can create an Excel file and create a form for it, but it doesn't give you the option to create a quiz. Even if the option was there, I would not be able to link multiple Quizzes to the same Excel file.

    So if I wanted to create a dashboard of all the quiz results using data from all the quizzes from separate sheets in one Excel file, I can't.

    Google does this....(YOU NEED TO PROVIDE AN OPTION TO LINK MULTIPLE QUIZZES OR FORMS TO THE SAME EXCEL FILE) that way data from multiple places/forms/quizzes can be compiled and reviewed.

    If there is already a solution for this, where is it???

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