Let Copilot handle the tedious setup so you can focus on the finishing touches.

Have you ever opened Microsoft Forms and realized the hardest part was not building the form?

It was deciding what to ask.

I recently needed to create a registration form for a speaker dinner. I needed contact information, dietary restrictions, and a few other details, but I did not want to build every question one click at a time.

So, I asked Copilot to help.

First, I asked it to recommend the questions I should include. Then I asked Copilot to turn those recommendations into a prompt I could use directly inside Microsoft Forms.

A quick copy, paste, and click later, I had a working first draft.

Was it completely finished? Not quite. I still needed to review the questions, make important fields required, and add my own finishing touches.

But Copilot handled the blank-page work, which is often the most tedious part.

This same approach could help you create:

• Event registration forms

• Surveys

• Feedback forms

• Project intake forms

• Team questionnaires

Want to see exactly how I moved from an idea to a working Microsoft Form?

Watch this week's TIP!Tuesday and see the two-Copilot shortcut in action:

Work smarter, not harder, and stop building every form from scratch.