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Bookmark or Share- Change checked boxes from an X to a checkmark - Microsoft SupportChange the check box symbol. If the developer tab isn't already visible, see Show the Developer tab. In your document, click the check box. On the Developer tab, click Properties. In the Content Control Properties dialog box, select Change next to Checked symbol. In the Symbol box, look for a symbol.
- Create a checklist in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft SupportTo create a checklist, click Menu (…) below the box where you type your message. If Checklist isn’t in the Suggestions section, search for it in the Find an app search bar or select More apps to find it in the Apps directory. In the Checklist app, enter a title for your checklist. Click Add item, or just press Enter to add new items.
- Insert a check mark symbol - Microsoft SupportIf you're looking for an interactive check box that you can click to check or uncheck, see: Add a check box or option button (Excel) or Make a checklist in Word. In your file, place the cursor where you want to insert the symbol. Open the Symbol dialog box: Word or Outlook: Insert, select Symbols then More Symbols. Excel: Insert, select Symbols.
- Insert a multiple-selection list box - Microsoft SupportA multiple-selection list box is list of choices that looks like a scrollable list of check boxes instead of a typical list box. Users can select as many check boxes as necessary from the list. Depending on how you design the multiple-selection list box, users may also be able to type their own list item next to one of the check boxes.
- Insert a check box - Microsoft SupportWhen to use a check box. Insert a check box. Layout tips. When to use a check box. Use one or more check boxes when you want to: Enable users to make a true/false or yes/no choice. Display true/false or yes/no information that comes from a database, Web service, or other data source.
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