If you've already created a form, follow these instructions to choose who to send it to, who can respond, and how to send it. You can send your form as an email in Outlook, a message in a …

In the body of your Outlook email, add questions and options for single or multiple answers. Once you send the message, recipients vote directly in email or click on a handy included link and …

Use email templates to send messages that include information that infrequently changes from message to message. Compose and save a message as a template and then reuse it when …

With Microsoft Power Automate, you can create a flow for Microsoft Forms that performs one or more tasks automatically after it's triggered by an event. In the following scenario, you're …

Send through Outlook or Teams: Type in the recipient's name or email, and click Send. Download a QR code: Generate a QR code that people can scan with their phone to open the form …

To send the form data as an attachment to the e-mail message, click Send the form data as an attachment, select the Attach the form template to ensure that users can open the form check …

Open Microsoft Forms and create a form or quiz as you normally would. Anyone can respond: allows anyone with the link to fill out the form. Accept responses: enables form submission. …

If you are sending a form or quiz out in Teams, you can send it to a person, a chat group in Teams, or a Teams channel when you select the invitees. When you enter an Outlook address …

You can share a form or quiz as a template to allow other people to create their own forms and quizzes based on that structure.

For example, if your form collects names and email addresses, your columns might be labeled "Name" and "Email." Save the workbook to OneDrive or SharePoint so that it can be accessed …

Use email templates to send messages that include information that doesn't change from message to message. You can compose a message and save it as a template, then reuse it …