Microsoft Forms is a great survey tool, but a number of people were wanting to have a question type that would allow people to upload files when responding to a Forms survey. Microsoft listened, and now Forms will allow for people to create File Upload questions as part of their survey response experience. Here’s now that works…
Here I’ve created a new Forms survey, and I’m adding a Forms Upload question type:
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Forms lets me know that a folder will be created in my OneDrive for Business area, and that’s where the uploaded files will be stored when someone responds to the survey:

I’ve added the text for the question, and set the options to allow just one file that can be no larger than 10 MB in size. Once that’s done, I click on Preview to see what the survey will look like:

To upload the file, I just click on the Upload File control. I’ll get the standard file selection screen:

When I select my file and click OK, the Forms survey shows that I uploaded the file (testpdf.pdf), and I can submit my response:

And just to show you the OneDrive area… I have a folder structure that’s named after the title of the Forms survey, and I can see the uploaded files:
