This FAQ covers 4 common questions about worksheet recovery, batch deletion, worksheet limits, and default sheet names on Android.
FAQ
Can I recover a worksheet after deleting it by mistake?
- Deleting a worksheet is irreversible in the current action flow.
- If the file is stored in the cloud, check whether version history is available.
- If no version history is available, check whether you still have an earlier backup copy of the file.
Can I delete multiple worksheets in batch on Android?
- Batch deletion of multiple worksheets is not supported on Android.
- If you need to remove several worksheets, delete them one by one by long-pressing each tab.
- Before deleting, confirm which sheets need to be kept to avoid repeated work.
Is there a limit to how many worksheets I can create in one workbook?
- A single workbook can contain up to 255 worksheets.
- When a workbook contains many worksheets, it helps to name them by purpose and organize them regularly.
- If you cannot add another worksheet, first check the current worksheet count in the workbook.
What is the default name for a new worksheet?
- A new worksheet is usually named in sequence, such as Sheet1, Sheet2, and so on.
- If similar names already exist in the workbook, the next available sequence is used.
- After creating the worksheet, you can rename it as needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet | A single spreadsheet page inside a workbook, used to enter and organize one set of data. |
| Workbook | A spreadsheet file that contains one or more worksheets. |
| Worksheet tab bar | The area that displays worksheet names and lets you switch, long-press, and manage worksheets. |