1. Enable the Developer Tab:
   • Open Excel and click on File > Options.
   • In the Excel Options window, select Customize Ribbon.
   • Check the box next to Developer in the right-hand column and click OK. This will add the Developer tab to your ribbon.
2. Insert a Checkbox:
   • Go to the Developer tab on the ribbon.
   • Click on Insert in the Controls group.
   • Under Form Controls, select the Checkbox option.
   • Click on the cell where you want to add the checkbox. A checkbox will appear in that cell.
3. Edit the Checkbox Label:
   • Right-click on the checkbox and select Edit Text to change the default label (e.g., “Check Box 1”) to something more descriptive, like “Task Completed”.
4. Link the Checkbox to a Cell (Optional):
   • Right-click on the checkbox and select Format Control.
   • In the Control tab, find the Cell link field and select a cell where you want the checkbox status (TRUE for checked, FALSE for unchecked) to be recorded. Click OK.
5. Copying Checkboxes:
   • If you need multiple checkboxes, you can copy and paste the existing checkbox to other cells. Hold down the Ctrl key while dragging the checkbox to create duplicates.

If you prefer not to use the Developer tab, you can insert checkbox symbols:

• Go to the Insert tab on the ribbon, click on Symbol, and choose a checkbox symbol from the Wingdings font. This method is simpler but less interactive than using form controls.By following these steps, you can effectively add and manage checkboxes in your Excel worksheets, making your data more interactive and organized.