If you want a whole form filled by users but don’t want them typing randomly, you’d think to use a Drop-down List so they can pick instead of typing. Do you have to use Excel for a Drop-down List? Not at all — Word can do it too, and it’s not a new feature. How to set it up? No more talking — let’s watch the video!
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