Deepak Shrivastava

Microsoft MVP

Create Dynamic Microsoft Form and Process Response using Power Automate

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In this video, I will show how to create a dynamic (conditional) Microsoft Form using section and branching.

I will use a Product feedback use case to demonstrate the concept and step by step tutorial.

I will also show how to process the Form response, including multi-select choice, attachments, etc. this will also include handling null(empty ) responses.

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