Hi @v-jefferni, thank you for verifying that fact. Any idea as to why that is by design? Is there any plan, that you are aware of, to allow that Submit button to function like the first Submit button, or maybe provide another trigger action in Power Automate, ex. "Upon Forms Submission Update"?
My goal is this, end users will browse to the Form and submit their response. I'd like them to be able to modify their response at a later date, if needed. I do see that when I submit an edited response, it in fact modifies the appropriate line item in the Excel that Forms provides for responses. I'm wanting to use Power BI to then connect to the data and present it, but since that Submit button doesn't function the way I need it to, the Power BI data may not be 100% correct because updated responses aren't being recorded in the Sharepoint List.
Can you think of another route that I could take to capture the most updated data from that Forms Excel of responses short of manually downloading it and cross-checking Sharepoint?
Greatly appreciate your feedback.
