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Creating Microsoft forms similar to Signup Genius

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Hi,

 

I am trying to create a RSVP for a potluck event. I want to have following questions:

 

1. Do you want to participate in fun activity x?

 

2. What are you Bringing?

     a) Chicken

     b) Turkey

     c) Potato

 

Question 1 is straight forward. But for question 2 I want to set limit of people signing up for Chicken to say 3, Turkey to say 2 and potato to 2. If 3 people have already selected chicken, I want that option to be disabled.

 

Is there a way to do something like this? Your help is much appreciated.

 

 

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  • trice602 Profile Picture
    15,402 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi @lex3 ,

     

    There's a alternative path here and will describe it. I'm flying right now so can't build on my phone but here's the process:

     

    You can do this with power automate desktop. Essentially, you can write the form results to an Excel table and have a formula at the top of the column to sum a particular food item. Then you read this value and if over a certain number, call a desktop for to edit the form and remove item from choice list.

     

    That's a big lift for a small task though, doable but advanced effort.

     

    An easy workaround however is of the sum of a food item exceeds your limit, you could auto reply and ask them if they can bring something else, then manually update their row.

     

     

     

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