Common questions about Fit to Mobile usually focus on display results, restoring the original layout, and landscape viewing; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
What should I do if spreadsheet content is still hard to read after turning on Fit to Mobile?
- Check whether the sheet has too many columns or whether cell content is especially long.
- Switch the device to landscape view to get a wider display area.
- If it is still difficult to read, remove unnecessary columns or turn off Fit to Mobile and review the original layout.
Does Fit to Mobile change the actual column widths in the spreadsheet?
- No. This feature is used to optimize the mobile display.
- The adapted view changes how the sheet is shown on screen, but it does not change the actual column width settings.
- After you turn Fit to Mobile off, the spreadsheet returns to the original column width ratio.
How can I see more columns in landscape mode?
- Open the target spreadsheet and enter the viewing interface.
- Rotate your Android device horizontally.
- Use landscape mode together with Fit to Mobile to view more columns.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fit to Mobile | A viewing mode that optimizes spreadsheet content for the width of a phone screen. |
| Landscape view | Viewing with the device rotated horizontally to get a wider display area. |
| Original column width ratio | The original spreadsheet column layout before the adapted display mode is enabled. |