Once you know what macros you'd like to set up and have the Developer tab ready, here's what to do in Excel on Windows or macOS: Click the Developer tab and find the Code group.

If Developer tab in Microsoft Office is missing, you can add Developer tab in Word, Excel, etc. via Settings, Group Policy, Registry Editor.

You can insert checkboxes on Excel’s Developer tab. Unfortunately, that tab is hidden by default. To make it visible in Excel 2010 or 2013, click the File tab and select Options.

These step-by-step instructions show you how to add the Developer tab to the Ribbon in Word and Excel 2016 and Office 365, and to use it to launch the Visual Basic Editor and access Visual Basic ...

Adding a Check Box When you switch to the Developer tab in the Microsoft Excel Ribbon and locate the Controls group, you can click on the "Insert" item to open its drop-down menu.

Open Excel and click on the File tab. Select "Options" and then click on "Customize Ribbon" to open up the Customize Ribbon dialog box. Check the "Developer" check box inside the Main Tabs list ...

The Developer tab on the ribbon in Excel is selected. The Excel ribbon right-click menu is opened, and Customize The Ribbon is selected.

You can show File Path on Title Bar in Excel and Word by creating and running a Macro - and even in Quick Access Toolbar too. This post explains the process in detail.