What is MS form ?
Microsoft Forms is a tool that is part of the Microsoft Office suite of productivity tools. It is an online service that allows users to create surveys, quizzes, and forms.
What are the benefits of MS Form!
There are several benefits of using Microsoft Forms:
1. Easy to use:
Microsoft Forms provides a simple, user-friendly interface that makes it easy to create and customize forms.
2. Variety of question types:
MS Forms allows users to add a variety of question types including multiple choice, short answer, and rating, to gather different types of information.
3. Real-time results:
Forms responses can be viewed in real-time, which allows for quick analysis of the data collected.
4. Collaboration and sharing:
Forms can be shared with others via a link or embedded code, making it easy for team members to collaborate on form creation and data collection.
5. Integration with other Microsoft tools:
MS Forms can be easily integrated with other Microsoft tools such as Excel and Power Automate, to help you further analyze and automate your form data collection process.
6. Accessibility:
MS Forms is accessible from a web browser, which means you can create, share and access forms from anywhere.
7. Cost effective:
MS Forms is free to use with a Microsoft account, which makes it a cost-effective solution for small businesses and individuals.
What is branching in MS Form?
Branching in Microsoft Forms is a feature that allows you to direct a respondent to different questions or sections of a form based on their previous answers. This allows you to create a more personalized and efficient form-filling experience for the user.
With the branching feature in MS Forms, you can create a conditional statement that directs the user to a specific question or section of the form based on their answer to a previous question. This can be done when creating or editing a form.
For example, if you ask the question "Have you used our product before?" With the options "Yes" and "No", you can use the branching feature to direct users who select "Yes" to a set of follow-up questions about their experience with the product, and users who select "No" to a different set of questions.
This allows you to gather more specific and relevant information from each user and makes the form-filling experience more efficient and less tedious for the user. The branching feature is one of the many features that can be used to customize a form and make it more interactive.
How to create a MS Form.
To create a Microsoft Form, you can follow these steps:
Step 1.
Go to the Microsoft Forms website (forms.office.com) and sign in with your Microsoft account. (Link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx)
Step 2.
Click on the "New Form" button to start a new form.
Step 3.
Give your form a name and add a description (optional).
Step 4.
Add questions to your form by clicking on the "Add question" button. You can choose from several question types, including multiple choice, short answer, and rating.
Step 5.
Customize the design of your form by choosing a theme and adjusting the font and colors.
Step 6.
To send the form to others first click on “Collect Responses” then
share your form (you can control access by selecting specific options) with others by sending them the link or embedding it in a website or email.
Step 7.
Monitor responses to your form by viewing the results in real-time.
Step 8.
Once you've finished creating your form, you can edit it at any time by clicking on the form in the list and make changes as needed.
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