How to Add a Check Mark to a Word Document

Open up a Word document., Insert the cursor., Move your cursor to the top of the screen to the tab section and click on the tab that says Insert., Select the checkmark symbol., Now you have a checkmark!

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Open up a Word document.

    It may already be open, if so, go on to the next step.
  2. Step 2: Insert the cursor.

    Click on the spot where you want the checkmark to be, and make sure the caret is flashing at the correct location for the checkmark. , Click Symbol.

    A box will open up showing you a list of different symbols. , You will find it in the second to last row.

    Click Insert as many times as you need, then click Close.

    Note to Macintosh users: from the Viewer menu, select Character Viewer.

    Select Wingdings, then find the checkmark.

    Double click the checkmark, and it will be inserted into your document at the cursor. ,
  3. Step 3: Move your cursor to the top of the screen to the tab section and click on the tab that says Insert.

  4. Step 4: Select the checkmark symbol.

  5. Step 5: Now you have a checkmark!

Detailed Guide

It may already be open, if so, go on to the next step.

Click on the spot where you want the checkmark to be, and make sure the caret is flashing at the correct location for the checkmark. , Click Symbol.

A box will open up showing you a list of different symbols. , You will find it in the second to last row.

Click Insert as many times as you need, then click Close.

Note to Macintosh users: from the Viewer menu, select Character Viewer.

Select Wingdings, then find the checkmark.

Double click the checkmark, and it will be inserted into your document at the cursor. ,

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