How to Create/Edit a Microsoft Form

How to Create/Edit a Microsoft Form

The accessibility and smooth editing option in Microsoft Form make it a well-regarded tool in allowing owners to perform quick changes and the save indicator found on the top left corner, this confirms that each edit made is automatically saved. This prevents you from losing the effort made into polishing the form you have created.

• Step 1: Open Microsoft Form

  
  Creating a Microsoft Form can be easily done through the ‘New Form’ button, which would lead you to a blank sheet. For pre-existing forms, whether you created them from scratch or have selected a form template, you can select them to do necessary changes.

• Step 2: Editing Title and Description

  
  Hover over the title and description section and select the part you want to do some changes to. Whether it is the entire title or just a portion of it, you will need to remove it by highlighting the entire thing or word or pressing backspace multiple times before inserting the preferred title or word you would want.

  

• Step 3: Adding or Changing Images

  
  Nearby the title and description section, the ‘Add Image’ button allows you to include images in your forms. If you have a pre-existing image but don’t find that it matches your form, you can easily click on the button again, and as the panel opens up, browse through the newer image you prefer.

  

• Step 4: Encode Questions

  
  Clicking the ‘Add New’ button will allow you to incorporate questions to your forms, with various types to select from, such as choices, rating, Likert, text, etc. If you want to change your selected type, hover over the bin icon to remove that unwanted type and repeat the process to proceed with selecting a different type.

• Step 5: Question Specifications

  
  After adding a sufficient number of questions that you want your respondents to answer, you can tinker more with the settings of each question. You can either specify whether that question is required, especially pertaining to relevant questions, or not be required, for confidential data. Furthermore, you can also add a subtitle, a label, and branching.