Add Radio Button PDF For Free

Go to Developer Tab > Controls > Insert > Form Controls > Option Button. Hover the mouse anywhere in the worksheet. Congratulations! In the Format Control dialogue box, in the Control tab, make the following changes: Click OK.

Right click the check box and select "Use Current Properties as new Defaults" and subsequent check boxes that you add will have the same size and other properties. You can drag guides from the ruler (Ctrl+R) to help alignment and sizing.

You almost always have to place them by hand. The only way to resize check boxes (or any field for that matter) is to either use the handles to do it manually or by using the "Size" tool on the Right Click menu to size the field to another field. Zoom in or out with either the Zoom tools, or "Ctrl +"/"Ctrl -".

Click "Add Another Button" to create one more radio button. Enter a "Group Name" that will group the buttons together. A group name is used to uniquely identify each group on a PDF form. It is a good idea to use the same group name for both form and data fields to simplify the field mapping.

Click "Add Another Button" to create one more radio button. Enter a "Group Name" that will group the buttons together. A group name is used to uniquely identify each group on a PDF form. It is a good idea to use the same group name for both form and data fields to simplify the field mapping.

Open the PDF file that you will use for the form. From the Forms menu, select Add or Edit Fields... From the Add New Field pull-down menu, select Show Tools on Toolbar. Click Radio Button Tool. Position the cursor where you want the form field to begin.

Radio Buttons are used to allow users to select either a single option from a list of options in a PDF form.This is because radio buttons are used when only one option from the list should be selected. If another option in the same radio button group is selected then the other option will be unselected.