How to Find Your Microsoft Forms ID Quickly
If you need to connect your form to other apps or just want to share it properly, you will first need the unique Form ID. Finding it is quick and only takes a few steps.
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How to Get Form ID in Microsoft Forms?
1. Open Microsoft Forms
Start by signing in to Microsoft Forms and opening the form you need.
- Go to forms.microsoft.com.
- Sign in with your Microsoft account.
- Select the form you want to use.
If you are cleaning up your workspace, you can also learn how to delete a form in Microsoft Forms to remove the ones you no longer need.
2. Check the URL
Once the form editor is open, you can spot the ID directly in the URL.
- Open the form editor in your browser.
- Look at the address bar.
- The form ID is the long string of letters and numbers after FormId=.
3. Use the Share Option
You can also find the form ID by copying the share link.
- Click Collect responses in the top right corner.
- Copy the sharing link that appears.
- The ID is also inside that URL, usually after
/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=
Sharing is also a powerful feature in Forms, and you can explore more about it in this guide on how to share Microsoft Forms with others.
4. Copy for Integration
Once you have located it, copy the ID for later use.
- Highlight the ID string.
- Copy it using Ctrl+C or right click.
- Paste it into Power Automate, Excel, or any other app that requires it.
Why the Form ID Matters
The form ID uniquely identifies your survey or quiz. Without it, apps cannot pull data from Microsoft Forms. It is essential for automation, embedding, or advanced reporting.
FAQs
It is stored inside the form URL when you open or share the form.
No. Each form has a permanent ID generated when it is created.
Not exactly. The link contains the full URL, while the ID is only the unique code inside it.
Because Power Automate uses the ID to know which form to collect responses from.
Conclusion
Finding your Microsoft Forms ID is simple once you know where to look. With it, you can easily integrate your forms into workflows and make the most of Microsoft 365 tools. If privacy is a concern, you might also want to see how to make Microsoft Forms anonymous before sharing responses.
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