Automate Microsoft Forms Responses into SharePoint Lists with No Effort!

Power Automate is a powerful tool that allows you to automate repetitive tasks and streamline your workflows. By integrating Microsoft Forms with SharePoint, you can collect and store form responses in a centralized location for easy access and collaboration. Whether you're a business user or an IT professional, this video will show you how to set up a Power Automate flow that automatically transfers form responses into a SharePoint list. You'll learn how to map the form fields to the appropriate columns in the list, and how to trigger the flow every time a form is submitted. With this solution, you'll save time, reduce manual effort, and ensure that your form data is always up-to-date. So sit back, relax, and let's get started using Power Automate to move Microsoft Forms responses into a SharePoint list!
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[TDSheridanLab]

I've gotten multiple comments that the forms options are missing. Microsoft is currently testing out a new UI for Power Automate and the Almost all the forms items haven't been loaded into it yet.

To build this flow you need to switch back to the old UI (same as the video)

Toggle the New Designer Switch in the top right corner to switch the UI back.

After you save your flow with the Forms Triggers and/or Actions they'll show in the new UI
Thank you everyone for watching!

[jonathanparedes]

I love the way how you discussed the flow, this is what I need to learn in my work. Thank you.

[val]

OMG, you're one of the few people who makes automated flows that are concise and easy to understand. Definitely going to use this one. THANKS🤓

[aracelymelendez]

I was just wishing to find this information and you provided it so clearly. I'm off now to go try it! Thank you so much

[RanchAddict]

I normally have to watch 5-6 videos to piece together a solution, but you delivered what I needed quickly and efficiently. Thanks! 🙏

[juja]

Just what I needed, and you make it so easy :)

[audreybagby]

I had been working on this on my own for HOURS! Couldn’t not get the flow to run. I followed along with this video with minimal pausing and a few rewinds. I got it!!! This was super helpful! Thanks so much!

[Subfrequenz]

Excellent video. I've never used automation before so this is a real eye opener. Thank you!

[simmysouth]

Very helpful and easy to follow along, cheers.

[David-zprx]

Dude you just saved the San Simon Fire Department website! Thanks a bunch!

[Vallury]

THANK YOU FOR THIS! Incredibly helpful and helped me accomplish what I needed to do.

[richwagner]

That was very helpful!!! You saved my a lot of time, thank you

[malamdikereta]

Thanks a lot! Keep making awesome videos!

[earl]

Thanks for the very easy to understand explanation!

[marcdoliveira]

Thank you. This was exactly what I was looking for!!!

[padraigbarry]

TD - YES!!! This is terrific and simple and accurate. THANK YOU for posting this video

[spdog]

This was amazing and helped me look like a genius at work!

[MrSaeedae]

Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial.

[stonedflame]

Thanks. I was stuck because I made a simple mistake. Easy to follow your video. Good work!

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