How to Create a Survey With Radio Buttons in Microsoft Word : Office Software Help

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Creating a survey with radio buttons in Microsoft Word will require you to make good use of the "insert" feature. Create a survey with radio buttons in Microsoft Word with help from a certified career, small business and life coach that helps clients bring out their own strengths in this free video clip.

Expert: Crystal Williamson
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And if you watch her video "How to make a Chicken Sandwich" she'll show you a great recipe for a Roast Beef sandwich too...

jimsilvia
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This is a video describing how to add checkboxes to a list. If that's what I wanted, instead of instructions on creating radio buttons, I would have to say that this is one of the most understandable videos that I have watched and listened to on this subject. Now please do the same for creating radio buttons!

janeyred
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My thought exactly - this is for a check box rather than a radio button.
A radio button is used when one only wants one option to be selectable - like a yes/no choice. When one chooses one button, the other(s) are de-selected.

macdavis
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Unfortunately, these are check boxes and not radio buttons. You can click as many check boxes as you like. Radio buttons are the little circles with dots which become 'undotted' when you choose a different option (thus limiting your choice to only one answer). Great video ... just not at all what it says on the tin and thus a big thumbs down. Sorry

nathanfirby
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To group multiple radio buttons
1. Create multiple Radio buttons
2. Right click the radio button > Properties > GroupName enter a value (e.g. Group1).
3. Repeat 2 for each radio button you need to "group"

Tip: if you don't want to default any value, mark the "Value" property to "False"

bhushansuryavanshi
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Madam those are Check Boxes used for multiple selections. Not Radio Button

NithilanDhandapani
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that's a checkbox, not a radio button. :|

erbusiness_processor
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Thank you so much!!!! I was searching forever and this was so easy to follow!

samanthachristy
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so helpful... thanks.. it was awesome !!!

andelinecharles
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Awesome. Thanks for the tips. Pleasant voice.

sabbasdsouza
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How do I group them so for example out of 4 choices they only pick one?

vacapalo
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Can anyone assist with how to now send a completed survey or questionnaire? I sent to myself and as usual with Word docs, it gave me the option to edit which I don't want my clients to do.

lamarrn.
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I'm doing this in PowerPoint but it won't allow to check the tick box???

solefreak
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This will NOT work if your administrator had disabled the options for macros. You can still enable the developers tab in the ribbon, but most of its functions are grayed out. So you're stuck by using either an "○" or an "x" text character followed by a tab space...

robertwijnands
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This video is how to add a "checkbox" not a "radio button".

conner
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Those aren't radio buttons. Those are check boxes, and as precious people have mentioned they don't serve the same purpose.

azriellightbringer
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Nice job explaining. Simple and to the point. Thanks

Dowilke
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Good video on the wrong topic. Three minutes lost forever!

davesnodgrass
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This is not a radio button, it is a check box button !

AnasSaras
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I can't click the thumbs down multiple times

JPatzer