Insert a drop-down list adjacent to previously added text box.įor Date of Birth options, we will be adding a Calendar control. Head over to Insert tab and from Text box option, click Draw Textbox.ĭraw a text box next to Email, as shown below. Now insert Email option, first we will insert a text box and then a drop down list. From Controls group, click Drop-down list button. For inserting checkbox, from Controls group, click Checkbox content control button.įor inserting Occupation info, we want users to have multiple options to choose from, so we will insert Drop-Down List Control. Now for Gender and Marital status, we will be writing two options and adding checkboxes for each option. As for aforementioned document, we will be inserting Rich Text Control Content adjacent to title Name. Place insert cursor where you want to insert form control and under Controls group, click the desired control button. Navigate to Developer tab to add form controls. Fill out document for asking name, gender, marital status, occupation and other desired info you want to take in. Now we will start off with creating some basic form controls.
Click OK to to see Developer tab on the ribbon. To make it apparent, head over to File menu, click Options, from in left pane click Customize Ribbon, and from right pane enable Developer check-box. Form controls are bundled under Developer tab, which is by default hidden. This post is a detailed walk-through of creating a simple user entry form using Word 2010 Form Content Controls. From available Form Controls list, you can insert checkboxes, drop-down lists, combo boxes, text panes & labels to create an intriguing user entry form without using any designated tool. Word 2010 has a multitude of Form Content Controls that enable users to instantly create a simple form for taking input from others, distributing it as e-survey, making a questionnaire, etc.
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