From this dialog box, select option Allow only this type of editing in the document option. A drop-down is enabled.
Select Filling in forms option from the drop-down list. Click button Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. The Start Enforcing Protection dialog box appears, which prompts you to enter a password.
Enter a password and retype password. Your document is protected and the check box is now clickable. Important : Remember that you cannot edit a protected document. If you wish to make changes in the document, you have to remove protection by entering the valid password. Under the Developer tab, within the group Protect, click Protect Document.
The Restrict Formatting and Editing task pane appears. From the bottom of the dialog box, click the button Stop Protection. Enter valid password to remove protection. To insert a drop-down list 1. A drop-down list appears in the document. You can see the Properties button being enabled within the Controls group. Click Properties. The Content Control Properties dialog box appears.
In the dialog box, under section General, enter a Title of the drop-down list. Item is added to the list. You can view the drop-down list displays all the list items.
From category ActiveX Controls , click the check box icon. A check box is created at the insertion point. You can notice that the Design Mode icon being enabled within the Controls group. This is important to edit the check box properties. Right-click the check box. From the right-click menu, click CheckBox Object and then click Edit. The check is in edit mode. You can enter a name of the checkbox. From the right-click menu, click Properties to control properties of the check box.
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If you would like to donate, please use the appropriate donate button to access PayPal. Thank you! When you create and define a content control dropdown list in your document, your document users are limited to selecting only one of the defined list members.
For example, in the dropdown list shown below the document user must select "A, B or C" or make no selection at all. That is useful in many cases sure, but what if you need your user to select a listed value but then have the control display a different related value? Let's consider the case where the user is asked to select a number e. Content control dropdown list members can consist of numbers but the list members themselves can't be a mix of numbers and superscript text.
For example, you can't define 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , 4 th , etc. The following illustrates a portion of a content control dropdown list containing the numbers.
The actual numbers defined are 1 to You can use a similar technique to display the dropdown list item's defined "value" after the user makes a selection and exits the control. For example, the following illustrates a content control with its defined display name and value properties.
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