Use WPS Cell Format on Windows through 4 how-to topics, all available without membership; start from the How-to Index and jump to the task you need.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Quickly Set Number Format | Free |
| 2 | 2. Set Custom Format | Free |
| 3 | 3. Set Cell Borders and Fill | Free |
| 4 | 4. Set Cell Font | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Quickly Set Number Format
Feature entry: Home tab → Number Format drop-down list
- Select the cell range that you want to format.
- Click the Number Format drop-down on the Home tab.
- Choose a preset format such as General, Number, Currency, Percentage, or Date.
- If you need more options, open the full Format Cells dialog.
Success Criteria
- The selected cells display content in the chosen format.
- New values in the same cells follow the selected display rule.
Tips While Using
- If a value appears as a date or another unexpected format, switch it back to General and apply the format again.
- In collaboration mode, format changes can sync with the document.
2. Set Custom Format
Feature entry: Home tab → Number Format drop-down list → More Number Formats
- Select the target cell range.
- Click the Number Format drop-down on the Home tab.
- Select Custom.
- Enter a format code such as
0.00"yuan"oryyyy-mm-dd. - Add and confirm the format.
Success Criteria
- The cells display content according to the custom format code.
- The stored value stays the same while the display changes.
Tips While Using
- Custom formats affect display only, not the underlying value.
- Check a sample result before applying the same format to a large range.
3. Set Cell Borders and Fill
Feature entry: Home tab → Borders button / Fill Color button
- Select the cells that need borders or a background color.
- Click Borders and choose a border style and line type.
- Click Fill Color and choose a background color.
- For more detailed settings, open Format Cells from the right-click menu.
Success Criteria
- The selected cells show the new border style or fill color.
- Important areas are easier to identify in the sheet.
Tips While Using
- Too many colors can reduce readability, so it helps to follow a shared style rule.
- In collaborative sheets, agree on highlight colors and border styles in advance.
4. Set Cell Font
Feature entry: Right-click a cell or range → Format Cells → Text
- Select the cells whose font style you want to change.
- Right-click and open the Text option in Format Cells.
- Adjust font, size, color, underline, and alignment settings.
- Confirm the changes and review the result.
Success Criteria
- The selected cells show the updated font style.
- The text presentation better matches the spreadsheet's reading needs.
Tips While Using
- Keep font and color choices consistent across the sheet.
- If collaborators do not see the change right away, refresh the document and check sync status.