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We need a form that the user can save their progress, and return multiple times over the course of weeks, before finally submitting the results. I see that this feature has been requested for a few years. Is Microsoft going to add it? I don't see a definitive answer. I already voted for the feature.
It would be helpful to know if it will ever happen. We need to use an alternative solution in the meantime, we would just like to know if we need the Plan B solution for weeks, months, or years - or a permanent alternative solution.
Thanks,
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How tough can it be to make it so that you can Save your work when you edit it? Really !
Agreed - this is needed!
Hi , I agree it would be good to have this feature added ASAP as i am also needing to use an alternative program and would prefer to use MS forms.
I thought there was a "save" feature in the current On-Line version of forms. My questions was going to be where it is stored and if it would be possible for an admin to 'pre-populate' a saved form that the user could update?
We use MS Forms with different stakeholders and with some larger questionnaires. Would be great to have a feature to store interim results.
Best regards,
Tobias