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Default User Form for Survey

I need to create a form to run a survey on 50 users. I have 6 categories, and
each category will have between 6 to 8 statements. Each category will be in a
form with 6-8 option buttons for the user to select only one options then
move to the next form/catrgory, and so forth. I need to include a cobobox
from which the user can select their name, I also would like some kind of
mechanism to store user results and tally them in one area.
I know how to work that in Access pretty well (multi-page form or
Switchboard from which a user can navigate to individual forms back and
forth, select their names from the dropdown list and have the results stored
in a table. But most of my users don't have Access, so I have to do it in
Excel, and i'm not sure how to work that in Excel (2002). Any help is greatly
appreciated. Or if someone suggesting a competely different rout, i'm open to
any idea as well.

Thanks.
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