When using Insert/Delete Rows and Columns, common questions usually focus on insertion position, recovery after deletion, and data impact; this section covers 3 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
How do I insert multiple rows or columns at a specific position in WPS on macOS?
- Select the row or column that you want to use as the reference position.
- Open the row and column insertion action from the right-click menu or the top menu bar.
- If the current interface supports handling by selected range, first select the number of rows or columns you want to work with and then run the insert action.
- Check whether the new area appears in the expected position.
Can I recover data after deleting rows or columns?
- If you just completed the deletion, use Undo immediately.
- Check whether the worksheet has returned to the state before deletion.
- If several edits have already been made, continue with available history actions or a backup copy of the file.
Will adding rows or columns affect existing data?
- After you insert a new row or column at a specific position, the original content in that position and after it shifts accordingly.
- The original data is usually kept, but its displayed position changes.
- After insertion, check formulas, merged areas, and formatting to make sure they still work as expected.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Row header | The numbered marker on the left side of a worksheet. Clicking it selects the entire row. |
| Column label | The lettered or labeled marker at the top of a worksheet. Clicking it selects the entire column. |
| Batch deletion | Removing multiple selected rows or columns in one action to clean up grouped or continuous data quickly. |