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Follow these steps provided to use the Add Radio Button to Template for E-sign feature in pdfFiller.

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Set up your pdfFiller account or log in if you already have.
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Click the Add New button to upload your file or drag-and-drop one.
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Locate the file(s) you’ve already uploaded in the Documents tab.
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Use the wide-ranging forms' library to get Contracts.
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Once opened, choose any tool from the toolbars to give your PDFs a professional touch.
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Select Add Radio Button to Template for E-sign from the toolbar to get started.
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Go over the document and check it for errors and typos.
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Click DONE to finish editing your document.
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Click Save As and then Find My Document to locate it on the Dashboard to continue working with it.

How to Add Radio Button to Template for E-sign

To add a radio button to a template for e-signing, follow these steps:

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Log in to your pdfFiller account.
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Go to the 'My Forms' page.
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Select the template you want to add a radio button to.
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Click on the 'Edit' button to open the template editor.
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In the editor, locate the area where you want to add the radio button.
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Click on the 'Form' tab in the toolbar.
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Choose the 'Radio Button' option from the form field options.
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Click on the desired location in the template to place the radio button.
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Resize and position the radio button as needed.
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Customize the radio button properties, such as label and value, by clicking on the radio button and selecting the 'Properties' option.
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Save the changes to the template.
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Share the template with others for e-signing by clicking on the 'Share' button and selecting the desired sharing method.

By following these steps, you can easily add a radio button to a template for e-signing using pdfFiller.

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We know that Radio Buttons are used to select only one option out of the several options. It is generally used in HTML form. Approach: To add a radio buttons in a webpage, the HTML provides a input element with type attribute is set to u201cradiou201d.
Click Add Another Button to create one more radio button. Enter a Group Name that will group the buttons together. A group name is used to uniquely identify each group on a PDF form. It is a good idea to use the same group name for both form and data fields to simplify the field mapping.
Radio Buttons are used to allow users to select either a single option from a list of options in a PDF form. Radio buttons are created in groups. This is because radio buttons are used when only one option from the list should be selected.
From the Forms menu, select Add or Edit Fields... From the Add New Field pull-down menu, select Show Tools on Toolbar. The Forms toolbar appears. Click Radio Button Tool.
The HTML form element contains child elements that collect user input, such as input typeu201dradiou201d. To make a basic form with radio buttons in it, wrap your radio button grouping(s) in a form tag, and include a button of type submit at the bottom.
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