Common questions about Export as Numeric Table usually involve membership access, exported results, and how the original file is preserved; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can I see the feature entry but still not use Export as Numeric Table?
- Check whether the current signed-in account already has WPS Premium access.
- Confirm whether the feature entry shows a membership indicator.
- If the account does not have membership access yet, subscribe first and then open the feature again.
Will my original formulas be deleted after I export as a numeric table?
- No. The original file is kept.
- The feature exports the result into a new spreadsheet document.
- In the new file, the corresponding cells keep values only and no longer keep the original formulas.
Why does the exported spreadsheet not update with the original workbook anymore?
- The purpose of Export as Numeric Table is to keep only the final values.
- After formulas are replaced with values, cells in the new document no longer reference the original workbook formulas.
- If you still need automatic recalculation, continue editing the original formula-based workbook.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Numeric table | A spreadsheet result in which cells keep final values only instead of formula expressions. |
| Total formula count | The number of formula cells detected during the export process that can be converted into values. |
| New document | The separate spreadsheet file created after export to store the values-only result. |