Pacific Northwest region media contacts.Market research and competitive analysis.I want it to be a new form so that students can’t easily save the QR code and mark their attendance while not being there the next week. Would you suggest that using a Flow might be the best way to achieve this, or any other thoughts? I saw your method above and thought maybe I could have Form1, Form2, Form3 etc, but excel only seems to allow one form created through that method. Ideally, I’d love to be able to have the attendance form for each week import into a new sheet in the workbook, but can’t see a way to have more than one form linked to a workbook. I’ve written a VLOOKUP to gather the form data and compare to an existing list of students to show which students have completed the form on another Sheet in the excel workbook, but I’m looking for a way to do this week-in week-out without having to make a new form and/or new excel workbook each time. I need to then summarise the data so that a school admin can mark the attendance into our system – she needs a full list of those both present and not present. The students scan the QR code on entry and then this data is used for attendance. Hi, I’m looking to use forms as a tool for marking attendance for a weekly school assembly type session. If Excel isn’t enough, check out this other post and you can save your Forms into anything else, like Planner, Trello, Slack, etc. Users submit intranet requests it in Forms, it writes to my Excel file, then I can triage the request, manage that data in my Excel file, without having to download it, or writing a Flow to write the data to the Excel file. I’ve set up a Form as a request tool for the intranet. This also comes in handy when you want to use the form for more than just a survey tool. People just want to collect data, in a clean manner, and then analyze it in Excel. There have been numerous use cases for this over my last 20 years of consulting.
However, if you have an existing Excel file, you can use Forms to import directly into your existing Excel file! We know this can be easily exported to Excel. We know about Microsoft Forms, the Office 365 quiz and polls tool. I came across this neat little feature and instantly fell in love.
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