Currently, while Microsoft Forms provides some validation options, the ability to set multiple conditions for a single question would enable users to create more complex and tailored forms. For example, combining restrictions such as requiring a specific format (like a Number) while also enforcing a character limit. Use Case: A form could require users to input their phone number validating that only numbers can be entered and reach a specific length (e.g., exactly “10” characters).

​Currently, while Microsoft Forms provides some validation options, the ability to set multiple conditions for a single question would enable users to create more complex and tailored forms. For example, combining restrictions such as requiring a specific format (like a Number) while also enforcing a character limit. Use Case: A form could require users to input their phone number validating that only numbers can be entered and reach a specific length (e.g., exactly “10” characters).  Read More

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