NEW! Forms in Lists to Streamline Data Gathering

Microsoft Lists has a new feature called Forms. How is this different than the Integrate feature that was already available? The Forms in Lists feature is a simplified way to gather data from users without giving them access to your whole list. To streamline the data-gathering process, you create a Form directly in lists using the columns you already made. Even better, you don't have to use Power Automate to transfer the data from a Microsoft Form to the Microsoft List.
It is essential to know that because this is a simplified way to streamline data gathering, you are not getting all the features found in Microsoft Forms. You should be aware that permission is automatically set to allow anyone with a link to submit a response. I don't think it is a huge deal in most cases.
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[@HeatherMajors]

The new Forms feature in Lists can make gathering data much easier, especially since it eliminates the need for Power Automate. However, if you have more complicated requirements, such as branching, that will still be done in the native Forms application.

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6:46 this is my vote for a video highlighting how the Integrate power apps functionality is used in MS Lists…thank you! 🙏

[@HeatherMajors]

Thank you for sharing your interest in learning about the integrate function. Things like that are interesting to me, but I never know if others are like, "ok Heather, you can stop being a nerd now." Yes someone actually said that, lol.