Insert a check box next to an independent option that you select or clear. Also, insert a check box next to each item in a group of choices that are not mutually exclusive— that is, you can select more than one.

Insert a spin control that lets a user increment or decrement a value.

Insert a scroll bar next to a list box that contains more items than are visible in the box— for example, to dynamically update the display when the user selects a hypothetical investment rate or retirement age.

Insert a label.

Insert an edit field or edit control that displays text typed by the user, information entered at design time, or information assigned to the control at run time.

Insert a command button that carries out an operation, such as displaying more options.

Insert an option button next to each item in a group of two or more choices that are mutually exclusive— that is, you can select only one.

Insert a box that displays available choices in a list format. If the list exceeds the box size, the user can scroll through the list to view additional choices.

Insert a combination text box and list box. A user can either type an entry or select one from a list. A combo box includes a scroll bar.

Insert a toggle button that switches between states— for example, to switch from showing more options to showing fewer options.

Insert a picture or graphic.

Display additional controls you can insert in an online form. If you don't see the control you want, you may need to register it.