Insert a check mark symbol while working in Word, Excel, Outlook, or PowerPoint.

Files that you mark as "Always keep on this device" have the green circle with the white check mark. These always available files download to your device and take up space, but they're …

Place your cursor at the spot where you want to insert the checkmark. Go to Insert > Advanced Symbol > Symbols. Choose the checkmark symbol that you want. Select Insert. Select Close.

For example, a green icon represents a shape that is in a good state, a yellow icon represents a partially good state, and a red light represents a concern. Icon sets can also visualize data that …

Insert a checkmark, musical note, or other characters by using a symbol from a table or keyboard shortcut.

Click or tap where you want the checkmark. Go to Insert > Online Pictures. Search for check mark, checkmark, or tick mark. For Word 2016, search using Bing Image Search. Select an …

After you insert a check box in a document, you can change the check box symbol from an X to a checkmark or other symbol, or make other changes, such as the color or size of the checkbox.

For example, if the complete indicator shows up next to a task you know isn’t finished, check to see if the task has accidentally been marked as 100% complete.

The Outlook Emoji & Symbol dialog can alternate between just emojis and other character sets. At the top, select the expand symbols button in the right corner to toggle between dialogs.

Select the Update my presence based on my calendar information check box. Select the Display my Out of Office information to contacts in my Friends and Family, Workgroup, and …