升級Microsoft 365個人版的Forms不能蒐集超過200則回應數

Question

請問我已經升級Microsoft 365個人版的Forms，

為什麼不能蒐集超過200則回應數?

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Answer 1

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Respectfully,

Kathy A.

Microsoft Community Moderator

Answer 2

你好 Sherry,

感謝您在 Microsoft 社群中發文。

我們了解到，您在升級到 Microsoft 365 個人版後嘗試收集超過 200 個回應。 根據支援文章 Microsoft Forms，個人 Microsoft 帳戶限制為每個表單最多 200 個回复，訂閱帳戶最多 1000 個回复。

連結: Microsoft Forms 中的表单、问题、答复和字符限制 - Microsoft 支持

如果您是使用付費 Microsoft 365 訂閱登入的，您可以在右側頂部的帳戶中查看您的姓名。 但是，您可能需要確保您登入的帳戶是高級訂閱 (Microsoft 365) 的帳戶。

同時，您可以嘗試在這裡檢查這兩件事：

要獲得超過 200 條回复，您可能需要檢查表單上是否設定了「結束日期」。 如果是，您可能不會在該「結束日期」收到所有回覆。

另一種解決方法是，當達到 200 條回复限制時，將回复導出到 Excel 文件中，並刪除所有回复，以便為即將到來的回复提供新的配額。

真摯地，

凱西·A.

微軟社群版主

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Hello Sherry,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

We understand that you are trying to collect more than 200 responses as you have upgraded to Microsoft 365 Personal. As per support article, Microsoft Forms, a personal Microsoft account limit should be up to 200 responses per form and 1000 responses for subscribed accounts.

Link: Microsoft Forms 中的表单、问题、答复和字符限制 - Microsoft 支持

You may check the account at the top of the right side with your name if that is signed in with the paid Microsoft 365 subscription. However, you may need to make sure that the account you signed into is the one with premium subscription (Microsoft 365).

For the meantime, you may try to check these two things here:

• To get more than 200 responses, you may want to check if the “End date” is set on your form. If it is, you may not receive all the responses on that “End date”.
• Another workaround is to export responses into an Excel file when it hits the 200-response limit and delete all responses so that there are new quotas for upcoming responses.

Sincerely,

Kathy A.

Microsoft Community Moderator