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   1 comment  ·  ShareGate migration tool Suggestions » 01- Migration  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Tell us more  ·  Louis-Philippe Vallée responded

   Can you tell us more on what you are trying to do in terms of “Forms” migration ?

   Note: We are currently looking into Microsoft Forms Web Part migration in Office 365.

   Camilla Meyer supported this idea  ·  Feb 9, 2022
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   Camilla Meyer commented  ·  Feb 9, 2022  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   A Microsoft Form can be attached to a group. A group form gives the group members permissions to edit the form and see the results. It also generates a connected Excel file with the results, wich is updated automatically when a new response is entered.

   If the M365-group you are migrating have forms connected to the group, you will not be able to move or copy the form to a new group. Not manually in Microsoft 365, and not by using ShareGate migration.

   In Forms, you can create a Group form, or you can create a form and then "move it" into a group. After moving the form, you are not able to connect the form to another group.

   We need the ability to move a group Form (form connected to a group) to another group.

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