Insert Radio Buttons in Microsoft Excel

In this quick Microsoft Excel tutorial video, you'll learn how to insert radio buttons in Microsoft Excel. Radio buttons can be used to create interactive forms and surveys by adding two or more selections/options to your spreadsheets. Users will be able to select one of the given options by clicking on the corresponding circle or radio button.

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[rasmuswestergren]

Isn't it possible to change the design of the radio buttons? Or to apply radio button functionality to standard buttons?

I have the same doubt as others here, is there a way to increase the font of a radio button? and to increase the radio button itself? thank you

[Blue_Plantet_Airman]

This video demonstrates how to add buttons to a spreadsheet but goes not further. Usage must be in the next level lesson.

[coolkidz]

Great video but you need to zoom in on the screen so we can see more clearly.

[priyadadhich]

Can we increase the size of the radio button the bullet size is limited

[Blue_Plantet_Airman]

I'm the kind of learner that needs to see what someone is talking about. I'm unclear as to what radio buttons do.

[jackcurl]

And you have zero control on what Excel decides to do with the values of the buttons. Add a sixth radio button to a group? Screw you, the value it provides is now 1.

Why hasn't Microsoft made this interface better in all these years? It was good enough for 1994, so how could it possibly need improvement since 30 years ago, right? You have no control over the values except MAYBE the order you happen to have put the radio buttons in. But you have to put the group box around the existing buttons, so let's pick a random value to assign to the newly-grouped checkboxes. I've been trying to get my original five radio buttons working again because I dared to close my spreadsheet and then re-open it, which somehow dropped my most-used radio button completely out of the group. Add it back in? Sure, no problem, but now it's value has changed, and the buttons "after" it have decreased in value by one. But you have code written based on those values. Frustration abounds.