Using the 'Check Permissions' and looking up a user will list what they can do in the folder. You can't add users to this group but anyone who is listed should be able to use the form correctly. This will give you a few groups, look for the one with 'Submits Files'. To see the permission groups continue by clicking advanced, then show users. To check if a form upload is still usable right click and manage access on the folder that collects the files then look for the form exclusive sharing link for adding files. The act of copying the link seems like it might be a trigger for setting that up. The thinking being that some kind of disconnection happens between the form and the SharePoint so a user doesn't get added to the 'Submits Files' permission group. Then when you land on the form (it controlling access re your sharing preference) it adds the user to both the SharePoint as a user but also too the 'Submits Files' permission group for the folder in question. Had the same issue, looks like when an upload field is added a new folder (/Shared Documents/Apps/Microsoft Forms// with a SharePoint group with the handy (but system only generated permission of 'Submit Files'). In order to be eligible for this benefit, students must have a valid Wake Tech email address (my. email address). It seems to set up the permissions that grant access (as long as they have not been fully removed in sharepoint). Currently enrolled Wake Tech students are now eligible to download and install Office 365 software for free through Microsoft's Student Advantage benefit. Use your valid school email address to get started today. TL DR click on the copy button for the send and collect responses link. Students and educators at eligible institutions can sign up for Office 365 Education for free, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and now Microsoft Teams, plus additional classroom tools. The same issue, wasn't willing to recreate the upload field.
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