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As the last time this topic was raised, the ‘Recommended Field Form’ that has been in use for over 3 years without discussion and without significant change is no longer reasonable for this purpose, and must be reviewed. You can read more about it here: It should be clear that I'm not trying to change the core content of the ‘Recommended Field Form’, but rather ask for more flexibility. It should be clear to everyone from my posts that I'm also not trying to do anything too radical in terms of the ‘Recommended Field Form’, simply asking for additional flexibility in terms of how questions are categorized. If you are considering a transition to a ‘Recommended Field Form’ form in the future and have any questions, please leave a message below. This free service helps you: Make changes to your recommended field forms Use your own information to create your recommendations Use the fields to create a report for users using SharePoint products or web services and customize the report to the needs of each use case Set up email messages or create a website, so people can share and find what you used to recommend Follow the steps to access all of these features from within Office 365 or from one of our partner sites. Get Started With Filler Pricing Checklist To make finding the perfect tool for you simple, we have created a tool checklist for you to review and choose from.

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