Checkmarks are a great way to quickly and easily add a visual representation of a task being completed, a list item being checked off, or an agreement being made. But how do you add those perfect little checkmarks to your Word documents? Don’t worry, it’s easier than you think! Read on to learn all about adding checkmarks in Word.
Achieving that Perfect Checkmark in Word
Adding a checkmark to your Word document is a breeze! To get started, open your document and click the “Insert” tab. In the “Symbols” section, click the “Symbol” drop-down menu, and click “More Symbols.” This will open a popup window with hundreds of symbol options. In the “Subset” drop-down menu, select “Wingdings,” and the list of symbols will be Wingding symbols, including the checkmark symbol. Select the checkmark symbol and click “Insert,” and you’ll have a perfect checkmark in your document!
Making Checkmarks a Breeze with Word
If you’ve got a lot of checkboxes that need ticking, Word makes it even easier! Go back to the “Symbol” drop-down menu and select “Check Box.” This will insert a checkbox into your document. You can click the checkbox to toggle it between checked and unchecked. And if you need to add multiple checkboxes to a list, Word has a great feature to help with that too. Just select the checkboxes you need, click “Format” in the ribbon, and select “Checkbox.” You’ll be able to check any number of checkboxes in one go!
Adding a checkmark to your Word document is as easy as a few clicks! Whether you’re just needing a single checkmark, or a checkbox with multiple items to check, Word is there to help. So get to checking off those items with confidence!