Are you still manually numbering lists in Word? There's a better way! Adding interactive checkboxes to your Word documents is surprisingly easy and can transform your to-do lists, surveys, and forms. Here's a quick guide:
First, make sure the 'Developer' tab is visible. If not, go to File > Options > Customize Ribbon, and check the 'Developer' box.
Next, in your document, position your cursor where you want the checkbox to appear. Then, navigate to the 'Developer' tab and click the 'Checkbox Content Control' icon (it looks like a little checkbox!).
That's it! You've added a checkbox. You can copy and paste it to create multiple checkboxes. Readers can simply click on the boxes to check or uncheck them directly in the document. This is perfect for creating interactive questionnaires or tracking project progress. Ditch the old lists and embrace the power of checkboxes in Word!
