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Indeterminate CheckBox

The CheckBox can display an indeterminate state when the checkedState property of the component is set to indeterminate.

<kendo-checkbox checkedState="indeterminate"></kendo-checkbox>

When using the native HTML input element with kendoCheckBox, set the the indeterminate attribute to true.

<input type='checkbox' kendoCheckBox [indeterminate]="true"></kendo-checkbox>

The indeterminate state is independent from the checked state of the component and displays the current checked state upon user interaction.

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