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How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page

Posted on 30/07/202318/09/2024 Temitope Odemo By Temitope Odemo No Comments on How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page
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Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page

Microsoft Form is a Microsoft online service that can help you to create forms faster and after creating your form you can also set email alerts. But the good side to this form service is that you can embed this form into your website. In this guide, I will be showing you how to get your form’s JavaScript to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page (code) and people can access your website and send inquiries or requests from your website to you directly using the form created. Please see How to Convert Google Forms Into Microsoft Forms, and “Clear Saved Email Address: How to stop Microsoft Edge from remembering your email ID“.

Here is a YouTube video on how to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page

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You can also check some of these interesting articles; How to Share Files, Stop Sharing and Restore Previous Versions of Files on Microsoft OneDrive, FileZilla Client on Mac: How to Transfer Files to WordPress via SFTP, and How to install new fonts in Microsoft Office. Here is a YouTube video below of how this can be done.

Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website

1: Follow these steps on How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page. Log in to your Microsoft account and access Microsoft Form

Microsoft-Form
How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page

2. Click Collect Responses at the top-right corner of the form

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How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page

3. Click Embed and Copy the Javascript code

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4. Go to the web page you want to insert the code

My website page in this instance is my index.html and I will insert the embedded code inside the body.

Code-Inserted

Once the code is properly inserted into the right location inside your web page code then you will be able to view the form directly from your website. Your website visitor can send information to you via the form.

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I hope you found this blog post on How to Embed Microsoft Forms into Your Website Page Interesting and helpful. In case you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask in the comment section.

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