Msft Forms is deceptively named and looks in actuality like just an iframed spreadsheet - very amateurish and unprofessional. Depending on the complexity of the questionnaire, you may be able to use a custom list and its associated form. I'd look into that before wasting time on infopath.
Creating questionnaire in SharePoint online
We are in need of taking a manual regulatory questionnaire and putting it online in our SharePoint environment. Each questionnaire needs to be tied to the person completing it and NOT be anonymous. Can I use Microsoft Forms for this or is that only for survey use? And if I can use Forms, can that form then be used within a work flow? Just trying to get a starting direction for this project. And I also need a system where we can inquire and extract data for future lookups and use.
Thanks for the information
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Anonymous
2017-12-06T00:45:15+00:00
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Anonymous
2017-12-05T15:20:47+00:00 Hi Guyinkalamazoo3,
Microsoft Forms can’t be used in a site in SharePoint Online and work with a workflow. Based on your requirement, you need to use InfoPath 2013 to customize a form and make it work with a customized workflow such as an approval workflow. However, you can design the workflow as you like.
Given the situation, I suggest you post a new thread on our TechNet forum-SharePoint 2013-Using SharePoint Designer, InfoPath and Other Customizations for better help.
Here is a similar article for your reference: SharePoint: How to create Approval workflows in using InfoPath
Thanks,
Cliff
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Anonymous
2017-12-05T15:45:57+00:00 Cliff,
Thanks for the information and I will post this question to that other forum you mentioned. The reason I wanted to avoid InfoPath is I heard it is going away soon.
Brad
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Anonymous
2017-12-06T12:22:28+00:00 Yep, that is what I am planning on doing now. I can see where MS Forms can be used as we do a few surveys here at work, but yeah, not for a formal questionnaire.
Thanks
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Anonymous
2017-12-06T23:43:44+00:00 So it seems like the wrong reply was marked as the answer here.