1 How to Add Check Boxes in Word via the Developer Tools2 How to Create a Checklist in Word for Printed Documents3 Extra: How to use Double Spacing in Word4 Extra: How to Customize the Ribbon in Microsoft Word
Inserting a checkbox in Word is still possible! Though Microsoft has tucked the Word check box feature away, it is entirely functional and works great. When sent the document, users will be able to view the checklist in Word, tick any boxes that apply to them, and save the changes to the document. Alternatively, writers can switch bullet points out for a check box square that is non-interactable, but easier to implement and larger for printed documents. Here’s how to insert a checkbox in Word using either method:
How to Add Check Boxes in Word via the Developer Tools
How to Create a Checklist in Word for Printed Documents
Extra: How to use Double Spacing in Word
With that out of the way, you can learn how to double space your surveys in Word by following the linked guide. Doing so will give respondents more space to write their answers between the lines of questions.
Extra: How to Customize the Ribbon in Microsoft Word
If you’d like to insert checkboxes without the developer tab in the future, you can also follow our guide on how to customize the ribbon in Word. This will allow you to add the checkbox button to a custom tab.
