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All Employees should be able to fill them out and submit them, and possibly see the ones they’ve submitted, but only members of HR should be able to view others’ forms. How can I configure the form and/or the form library to accomodate this?
Restrict edit access to certain columns in a SharePoint List. Simple, possible way to handle this. Using the scripting code, get the current user and based on the user hide the particular column.
How to edit only certain fields in SharePoint list?
Then create a PowerApp or use the new Flow UI to show them the item fields for approval, and put editable fields on the form only for the values you want them to submit. Create a custom connection for your Power App or Flow that logs in with the dedicated user account you created earlier.
How to create a custom SharePoint list form?
A better option here would be to utilize powerapps to build your form, and or utilize SharePoint list form. You can manage permissions to individuals that way with either option and there is even a hybrid method, but if forms is good enough then a basic SharePoint list, with custom permissions would work.
The defines a button for submitting the form data to a form-handler. The form-handler is typically a file on the server with a script for processing input data.
How to set up Microsoft forms as administrator?
1 Sign in to https://admin.microsoft.com with your work or school account. 2 Select Settings > Org settings. Note: If you don’t see the Settings option, select Show all in the left pane. 3 On the Settings page, under the Services tab, click Microsoft Forms.
How to share Microsoft Forms with other people?
Share a summary of form results with people outside of your organization. Tip: Learn more about sharing a form to collaborate. To control external sharing settings in the Microsoft 365 admin center: On the Microsoft Forms pane, the External sharing setting has four options, all of which are checked by default.
How can I limit user to only enter one item in a list?
There are several way that you could do this. You could use an event receiver to enforce the constraint or you could use a field set to the value of the individual’s user name and set it to be unique. You could do this with a workflow if you wanted a “code free” way of doing it.
How to get permission to add items to list?
you can get this with little effort. unchecking View Items checkbox under List settings. Checking Add Items checkbox under List Settings. on list permission settings, apply the new permission level to user or Group. Now add the 4 super user with required level of permission.
Before you share an app that is based on SharePoint list, you need to share the list with users with Edit or View permission. Otherwise, shared user won’t be able to access or submit data to the data source. Please check reference documentations about sharing app and resources: https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/tutorials/share-app/