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Revision as of 14:14, 15 April 2026
Getting Started
The Evergreen Form Template
When conducting official college business, always use the Evergreen-approved template. This ensures the security of sensitive data (like user emails) and helps respondents verify that the form is an official college document.
IMPORTANT: Start with the template first. You cannot apply Evergreen branding to an existing form later. If you’ve already started a form, you will need to copy and paste your questions into a new one created from the template.
Quick Start Guide
- Access the Template: Please submit a technology support request to receive the link.
- Create Your Copy: Click the More Options (...) icon on the template tile and select Copy. This creates a duplicate for your own use.
- Personalize: Open your duplicate and rename it to match your project.
- Build & Share: Add your questions and adjust branching logic. Once ready, you can share via:
- Direct Link
- Email Invitation
- QR Code
Linked Spreadsheets
If you link a form with a spreadsheet to gather results do not modify the spreadsheet. Changing spreadsheet columns and rows can cause a disconnect and you will not have accurate responses.
Forms from Microsoft Lists
If you are managing data within Microsoft Lists, you can create a form directly from the list to streamline data entry.
- Create a Form from a Microsoft List (microsoft documentation)