How can I create a check box in Word?

Answer by  Mable (3008)

Open the bullets and use the box there. A second way is to use a font with boxes in it -- either switch to the font or use "Insert Symbol" -- one font with boxes is MT Extra. A third is to use Insert Shape function and draw boxes with it.

Answer by  Richard88 (391)

Easiest: Right-click the menu bar and select 'Forms'. The Forms toolbar will appear. There is a widget on the toolbar, the Checkbox form field. Click it once to insert a checkbox. For a non-form symbol, use Insert | Symbol, then select the Wingdings font. There are several boxes available.

Answer by  SaravananBabu (23)

Please place the cursor where you want check box in Word. Then click Tab View -> Toolbars -> Forms. Once Forms toolbar appears, click second from left which is'Check Box Forms Field' . The Check box will appear in the document.

Answer by  Sanjaykumar (30)

Normally, insert checkbox toolbar does not appear in word software. To access, go to view ---> Toolbars ----> Control Toolbox. A Toolbox will appear in the screen. Now, move the mouse over the buttons in the toolbox to find the checkbox button. Click on the button to insert in the word.