In Microsoft Forms, use form settings to specify deadlines, identify form responders, display correct answers for quizzes, and to set other preferences.

Edit a form Step 1: Open your form (if not open already) On the File tab, click Open. Under This PC, go to the Documents folder and click Custom Office Templates. Find your form template and open it. …

In Microsoft Forms, you can emphasize certain words or phrases in your titles, questions, and answer choices using bold, italic, and more. In Microsoft Forms, open the form or quiz you want to edit.

Work with your team members to create and edit a form In Microsoft Teams, you can add a Forms tab so you can create a new form or add an existing one that your entire team can edit.

Create a share to collaborate link in Microsoft Forms so that multiple people can view and edit the structure, layout, and responses of quizzes and forms you started.

Now that you have the basics down, you can also customize your form theme, add a picture to a question, create sections, use branching logic, and more. See what else you can do with Microsoft …

To give your survey, quiz, or other type of form some visual flair, apply a theme, add your own background image, or customize the background color. In Microsoft Forms, open the form for which …

A form created in Microsoft Forms can be translated into another language with a browser's translator. Select the browser you're using below, and then follow the instructions to translate form content into …

Need to make a duplicate of a form or quiz for others to edit? You can create a special link that allows others to duplicate the quiz or form to their own Microsoft Forms portal.

Learn how to share forms and quizzes with people outside your school. Collect form answers anonymously or by name.