When using WPS Insert Table on Windows, common questions usually involve row and column limits, text-to-table conversion, pasted formatting, and template access; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
How do I insert a larger table if the quick grid is not enough?
- Click the Insert tab.
- Open the Table menu and choose Insert Table.
- Enter the row and column counts manually in the dialog box.
- Click OK to finish.
What should I do if converted text does not align correctly in the table?
- Check whether the original text uses a consistent separator.
- Select the text again and open Convert Text to Table.
- Adjust the separator and related settings in the dialog box.
- Confirm the settings and generate the table again.
What should I do if a pasted table does not keep the expected formatting?
- Copy the target table area again from the source file.
- Return to WPS Writer and place the cursor at the target position.
- Use Paste Special instead of a direct paste.
- Adjust borders, widths, or fonts after pasting if needed.
Why can’t I use some table templates directly?
- Open the Table Templates entry from the Insert tab.
- Check whether the template has a membership-related label.
- If needed, sign in and confirm your current membership status.
- You can also use a basic template or insert a standard table manually.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Regular table | A standard rectangular table created with fixed rows and columns for common document layout tasks. |
| Convert Text to Table | A feature that turns existing text into a table structure based on separators. |
| Paste Special | A paste method that helps preserve source formatting or apply a different import style. |
| Table template | A preset table resource with built-in layout or styling that you can insert and edit. |