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This wikiHow guide teaches you how to insert a checkmark icon into a cell in a Microsoft Excel document. While not all fonts support the checkmark icon, you can use the built-in Wingdings 2 font option to add a checkmark to any cell in Excel.

How to Add a Check Mark Symbol in Excel

Click into any cell you want to place a check mark in. Go to the Insert tab on top and select the Symbol option. Change the font to Wingdings and look for the check mark icon. Then, click on Insert to place check inside the box.

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Tips

  • If you want to convert the entire Excel document font to Wingdings 2, click the Home tab, click the font drop-down box, scroll down in the drop-down menu, and click Wingdings 2 in the drop-down menu. This will allow you to copy and paste the checkmarks into other cells.
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Warnings

  • Most fonts will not support the checkmark symbol. If you ever change the entire Excel document's font to something other than Wingdings 2, your checkmarks will most likely disappear.
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