Export the responses to Excel, upload the spreadsheet, and create one DOCX or PDF per response. Use your own Word layout or let Quick mode build a clean summary.
This workflow uses the Excel export; doctagd does not claim a native Microsoft Forms connector.
For a fixed company form, map the exported question columns into your Word template. For a quick internal summary, select the columns you want and skip template authoring.
Employee: Jamie Patel
Requested system: Finance Portal
Manager approval: Approved
Ready as editable .docx
Download the Microsoft Forms responses as an Excel workbook.
Upload a Word template, or use Quick mode with the spreadsheet alone.
Check one populated document before generating every row.
Save the working mapping and upload the next Forms export when it arrives.
Use the export workflow for requests that need a readable, shareable, or archivable document after submission.
Download the responses from Microsoft Forms as an Excel workbook, then upload that workbook here. Each response row becomes its own Word document, either through your own template or through Quick mode.
Not in v1. Export responses to Excel and upload that file. A saved config makes recurring exports much faster to process.
Yes. Every response row produces a separate named file, and a multi-response run downloads as a single ZIP. You choose which column supplies the filename.
Use Quick mode. Each response becomes a clean form-style document with selected question headings and answers.
Pro and Business plans can generate PDF output. The free plan produces editable DOCX files.
When the exported column header changes, a saved config flags the missing mapped column so you can choose its replacement.
Start in Quick mode with the spreadsheet alone, or create an account and add your existing Word template.
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