When you use Create Worksheet Copy in WPS on iOS, common questions usually cover copied content, naming rules, and whether the original sheet changes; this FAQ includes 4 common questions.
FAQ
What content is included in the copied worksheet?
- The duplicate keeps the cell content from the original worksheet.
- Formulas, formatting, and comments are also copied together.
- After the copy is created, you can edit the duplicate independently.
How is the copied worksheet named?
- The duplicate keeps the original worksheet name.
- The system automatically adds a number after the original name.
- You can still rename the copied worksheet manually afterward.
How do I create multiple worksheet copies in WPS on iOS?
- Create one worksheet copy by following the normal steps above.
- Tap the worksheet tab you want to copy again and select Copy.
- Repeat the action to create multiple numbered duplicates one by one.
Will editing the duplicate affect the original worksheet?
- After the duplicate is created, it becomes an independent sheet.
- Edits in the duplicate do not directly change the original worksheet content.
- If you want clearer version management, rename the duplicate right after copying it.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet | A single sheet inside a spreadsheet file that contains rows, columns, and data. |
| Duplicate | A new sheet created by copying an existing worksheet, with the same starting content as the original. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick action area that appears after you tap a worksheet tab and can include actions such as Copy. |