A web-based tool in Microsoft 365 that enables users to quickly create surveys, quizzes, polls, and feedback forms.
Hi @Jenn Lo
Unfortunately, Microsoft Forms does not provide a way to reattach a form to a previously connected response workbook. Once the form has been disconnected and synced to a new workbook, Forms treats the new workbook as the active response workbook.
Since you still have your original customized workbook, I understand why you want to keep using it, especially because it is already formatted, shared, and connected to Zapier and your CRM. However, there is no supported Reconnect option in Forms that allows you to select that existing workbook as the response destination.
Here are 2 option you may consider:
1.Keep the new Forms-connected workbook and update your integrations
This is the simplest approach:
- Open the form.
- Go to Responses.
- Open the newly connected workbook.
- Update your Zapier connection to use the new workbook.
- Reconfigure any CRM integrations, sharing permissions, formulas, or reports that depend on the old workbook.
2.Use Power Automate to write responses to your original workbook
If preserving your original workbook is important because of its formatting, formulas, CRM integration, and reporting setup, this may be the better workaround.
You can create a Power Automate flow. This allows the form responses to continue arriving automatically while keeping your original workbook as the destination for the data. Please refer to How to Sync Microsoft Forms to Excel
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If you need help setting up this Power Automate approach, I recommend posting in the Microsoft Power Platform Community, where you can get more targeted assistance with configuring the Forms - Excel flow and preserving your existing workbook structure.
I hope this gives you a clear path forward.
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