Can filled out forms have their data changed?

1) I want to use Adobe online forms to take applications for a scholarship. Can my candidates revisit their form on different occasions to add / change their entered information?
2) Can I give a collaborator access to ONLY ONE filled out form?
AJ Willmer

Hi ajwillmer,
Unfortunately, we cannot add or change the data once the form is submitted. If the user submits the form twice, you will received 2 different response.
Also, we can give collaborator access on one particular form and it will be form all the responses received on that particular form.

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