SurveyMonkey Add-in for OneDrive now available!

https://appsource.microsoft.com/blogs/surveymonkey-add-in-for-onedrive-now-available

ith the new SurveyMonkey Add-in for OneDrive, you can easily create and store survey projects right alongside the rest of your files, making it easier than ever to stay organized and collaborate on surveys. Create a new survey, or prepare a view of your results right from OneDrive. Then share with others just like any other file. It’s the easiest way to work with your survey projects, using the familiar power of OneDrive.

In today’s collaborative workplace, it’s important to be organized and able to access and share your important files from anywhere—why should your surveys be any different? Now you can easily create and store your SurveyMonkey surveys on OneDrive right alongside the rest of your work, and make sure the right people have access to provide feedback or take action on your latest results.

The SurveyMonkey Add-in for OneDrive is the easiest way for Office users to create and share surveys, right where you’re already organizing your project files. Just choose “SurveyMonkey” from the New menu option to create a new survey or share the results of a one you’ve already completed. The Add-in automatically creates a new file on your OneDrive, giving you instant access to your project from anywhere. Not to mention the easiest way to share your work with others.

Check out SurveyMonkey OneDrive today!

Use Microsoft Forms on your #SharePoint pages to collect responses or show survey results right on your site.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Forms-Blog/Use-Microsoft-Forms-from-your-favorite-and-familiar-apps/ba-p/147254

 

Now integrated with the Office family, Microsoft Forms can easily collect information from your favorite and familiar apps.

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Forms for Excel

Forms for Excel, powered by Microsoft Forms, has replaced Excel Survey and builds a live data connection between Microsoft Forms and Excel. The responses you collect in your form will show up, real time, in your Excel workbook.

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Forms in Microsoft Teams

You can now access Microsoft Forms directly in Microsoft Teams. Set up a Forms tab to create a new form or insert an existing one, create notifications for your form via connector, or conduct a quick poll using Forms Bot.

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Forms web part for SharePoint

SharePoint has been widely used to share ideas and collect feedback. You can now use a Microsoft Forms web part on your SharePoint pages to collect responses or show survey results right on your site.

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Find your group forms in portal

The forms you have created in Microsoft Teams or SharePoint team sites belongs the O365 group. In Forms portal, there is a new features, “Recent group form”, where you could quickly access the group forms you have used recently.

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SharePoint pages and image editing updates in Office 365

Full article on: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/SharePoint-Blog/SharePoint-pages-and-image-editing-updates-in-Office-365/bc-p/143145#M1285

 

Summary

Start from existing page

From a page or news article, click New > "Copy of this page" to start from an existing page.

Make your text appear more like you like – rich text editing (RTE) updates

You can add more color and emphasis to your text within a Text web part, including table creation and editing.

Image web part now allows editing and photos from Bing

Within an Image web part, tap on the image to bring up a selection of inline image editing tools.

Further promote your pages and news

 

Clicking the Promote button at the top of the page (or news article) brings up the promotion pane to the right.

Site usage page – At the bottom of each SharePoint page or news article you’ll see a row of information that tells you how many people have liked your content, how many left comments and total number of views.

Page usage information (Likes, Views and Comments) appear at the bottom of each page or news article.

Full article on: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/SharePoint-Blog/SharePoint-pages-and-image-editing-updates-in-Office-365/bc-p/143145#M1285

Search for words in your images in Office 365

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Intelligent-Search-Discovery/Search-for-words-in-your-images-in-Office-365/ba-p/135703

 

What kinds of images can be made searchable?

There’s a great range with 21 different file formats including common ones such as “bmp”, “png”, “jpeg”, “jpg”, “gif”, “tif”, “tiff”, “raw”, and also “arw”, “cr2”, “crw”, “erf”, “mef”, “mrw”, “nef”, “nrw”, “orf”, “pef”, “rw2”, “rw1”, “sr2”.