Common questions about WPS Freeze on iOS mainly focus on freeze range, unfreeze steps, and how to confirm the display result; this page covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
How do I freeze multiple rows or columns?
- Select the cell that matches the position you want to freeze from.
- Tap Tools at the bottom and open View.
- Open Freeze Panes and choose Current Position.
- After the setting is applied, the rows above and the columns to the left of the current cell stay visible.
Can I still filter or edit after freezing panes?
- Yes, you can continue to browse and edit spreadsheet content.
- Freeze changes how the sheet stays visible during scrolling, but it does not change the cell content itself.
- To confirm, tap other cells after freezing and continue reviewing or editing them.
Why can’t I see the freeze effect?
- First make sure the sheet is long enough or wide enough to scroll.
- Scroll down or to the right in the worksheet.
- If the top row, first column, or target area remains visible, the freeze setting is active.
- If nothing changes, repeat the freeze steps once more.
How do I return to normal scrolling for the whole sheet?
- Tap Tools at the bottom.
- Open the View tab.
- Tap Freeze Panes.
- Choose Unfreeze Panes to restore normal scrolling.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Freeze Panes | A viewing mode that keeps part of a worksheet visible while you scroll through the rest of the sheet. |
| Top Row | The first row at the top of a worksheet, often used for headers. |
| First Column | The leftmost column in a worksheet, often used for names or IDs. |
| Current Position | A freeze method based on the currently selected cell, usually keeping the rows above and columns to the left visible. |