Common questions about WPS Grid Lines usually focus on display behavior, printing expectations, and the difference between grid lines and borders; this section includes 3 FAQs and 3 glossary terms.
FAQ
What is the difference between grid lines and cell borders?
- Grid lines are display aids in a worksheet that help you identify cell boundaries.
- Cell borders are actual formatting applied to selected cells or ranges.
- If you need lines to remain in exported or printed output, check the cell border settings first.
Does turning off grid lines affect printing or exported results?
- Turning off grid lines mainly changes the current on-screen display.
- This action does not change the data in the worksheet.
- If you need to control visible lines in final output, check actual formatting such as cell borders.
Why did grid lines change in one worksheet but not in another?
- Grid line settings apply only to the current worksheet.
- When you switch to another worksheet, you need to set its display state separately if needed.
- If you want a consistent review, check the grid line setting sheet by sheet.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Grid Lines | Display-only lines in a worksheet that help separate cells visually during editing. |
| Cell Border | A formatting line applied to a cell or range that can remain as part of the worksheet style. |
| Worksheet | A single sheet inside a workbook. Grid line display can be set separately for each worksheet. |