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Add sections In Microsoft Forms, open the survey, questionnaire, or other type of form for which you want to add sections. Select + Add new. Select More question types (chevron symbol). Select Section. Add a section title and description to provide more context for the questions in this section.

We can create a 3-column layout grid using CSS flexbox. Add the display: flex property to the container class. Set the flex percentage value to each column. Here for three-layer, we can set flex: 33.33%.

To give your survey, quiz, or other type of form some visual flair, apply a theme, add your own background image, or customize the background color. In Microsoft Forms, open the form for which you want to apply a theme. Select Theme to choose a color or background image.

On the form template, place the cursor where you want to insert the layout table. On the Tables toolbar, click Insert, and then click Layout Table. In the Insert Table dialog box, enter the number of columns and rows that you want to include in the table.

Re: Repeat/loop questions @rypollock you can't do that with Forms. The closest you could get to it is to use sections and branching so that when the user reaches the last answer in Section 1 (dataset 1) they click next and the questions for Section 2 (dataset 2) appear and so on.

Three or more different div can be put side-by-side using CSS in the same div. This can be achieved with flexbox ? but note that you will need to use wrapper divs and apply different flex-directions to each in order to make the grid layout work.

Simply create a <div> element inside your HTML document, and by using this syntax, you are going to divide the content into three columns.