Common questions about WPS Clear Formatting on iOS usually involve feature differences, undo options, and entry visibility; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 3-term glossary.
FAQ
Will my data stay in the cell after I clear formatting?
- Yes. Clear Formatting removes only the formatting settings from the selected cells.
- After the action, check whether the text, numbers, or formulas are still present.
- If you want to remove the content itself, use Clear Content or Clear All instead.
What is the difference between Clear Content and Clear All?
- Clear Content removes only the entered content in the selected cells.
- Clear All removes content, formatting, borders, and related cell display information together.
- If you want to keep the existing style, choose Clear Content.
Can I undo the action if I clear the wrong range?
- If the action was just completed, use Undo first.
- Undoing earlier is more likely to restore the previous state before more edits are made.
- For important spreadsheets, back up the file before clearing a large range.
Why can’t I find the Clear Formatting option?
- Make sure you opened a spreadsheet file and selected a cell range first.
- Check whether you are in the bottom Tools area under the Home tab, or whether the floating toolbar has appeared.
- If the option still does not appear, update to the latest version of WPS Office for iOS and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Clear Formatting | Removes style settings such as font, color, and fill from selected cells while keeping the content. |
| Clear Content | Removes text, numbers, or formulas from selected cells while usually keeping the existing format. |
| Clear All | Removes content, formatting, and some related display information together to reset a selected range. |