Shaun Wingrin
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Checkboxes & Textarea on Word document
Say,
I have created a questionnaire in a word doc format, however I want my questions to have check-boxes for clients to tick off and have a text-area as well to fill in 1 word answers.
Similar to what this questionnaire looks like here ----> (bobbasandzaidas.co.za) but the difference is that I want this on a word document.
How can I achieve this?
TX
I have created a questionnaire in a word doc format, however I want my questions to have check-boxes for clients to tick off and have a text-area as well to fill in 1 word answers.
Similar to what this questionnaire looks like here ----> (bobbasandzaidas.co.za) but the difference is that I want this on a word document.
How can I achieve this?
TX
ASKER
Where can I access Form fields or Active X on word??
ASKER
Say, We don't want an active word doc - its a static form and need simple instructions to create these shapes. text box is manageable - but how do we make a check box shape?
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Thanks.
Will the same information apply if was using Open Office writer or would be different?? (Which is the equivalent to MS Word)
Will the same information apply if was using Open Office writer or would be different?? (Which is the equivalent to MS Word)
Sorry, I have never seen Open Office.
ASKER
Say we using Microsoft Office 2013. How would we create a check box that when clicked on shows a tick. Please give steps.
As above,
I advise you to use Form Field checkboxes. However, you could use ActiveX checkboxes. The document doesn't have to be protected for the latter, so you could then use Text Boxes for text input.
I advise you to use Form Field checkboxes. However, you could use ActiveX checkboxes. The document doesn't have to be protected for the latter, so you could then use Text Boxes for text input.
ASKER
Thanks - found it.
Form Fields are specifically designed for Word, so I recommend them over ActiveX controls which are resource-hungry and can look inappropriate when printed. There are also text input and dropdown form fields. In use the document must be protected for Forms, which also prevents the fixed text form being modified
All the controls are to be found in the Controls group on the Developer tab.