Master Microsoft Forms Branching with This Step-By-Step Guide

Microsoft Forms is an essential tool for anyone who needs to gather information, feedback, or data. With branching, you can create more dynamic and interactive forms that adapt to the responses of your users. In this video, you'll learn how to use branching in Microsoft Forms to create a better experience for your users.

You'll get a step-by-step guide on how to add branching to your Microsoft Forms, as well as tips and tricks for using it effectively. You'll learn how to use conditions to control the flow of your form, how to show and hide questions based on user responses, and how to create a more engaging form experience. Whether you're a teacher, business professional, or just looking to create better forms, this video has something for you.

Key Takeaways:
- Learn how to use branching in Microsoft Forms to create a more dynamic and interactive experience
- Get tips and tricks for using branching effectively in Microsoft Forms
- Discover how to use conditions to control the flow of your form, show and hide questions, and create a more engaging experience

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[ptrkj]

I make Forms all the time and had no idea about branching, going to be using this one!

[benrhouma]

Great job, I am not able to add more than 10 branches, any idea?

[slamet.hidayat]

Is it possible to do branching for rating questions?

[tesla-spectre]

hm but that is a weak option. does this mean that you cannot do a more complex conditional setup: in zoho and surveymonkey I can make a question only appear when a number of conditions are fulfilled in previous questions. EG I might want to have a question only for men of a specific age from a specific city; this means the question only should show for specific answers on 3 other questions. seems to me that that is not possible in Forms, right?