When using Move and Copy Worksheet, users usually ask about 3 issue types: copied content, naming rules, and editing impact; this page answers 4 common questions.
FAQ
What content is included in a copied worksheet?
- A copied worksheet keeps the cell content from the original worksheet.
- Formulas, formatting, and comments are also kept in the copy.
- After the copy is created, you can continue editing it directly.
How are copied worksheets named?
- After copying, the new worksheet adds a number after the original name.
- Common formats include markers such as (1), (2), and (3).
- You can still rename the copied worksheet manually afterward.
How do I copy multiple worksheets quickly in WPS on Android?
- Complete the Copy Worksheet action once.
- If you need more copies, repeat the same action on the original worksheet or on a copied worksheet.
- A batch copy entry is not described for this feature, so copies are created one at a time.
Will editing a copied worksheet affect the original worksheet?
- A copied worksheet is an independent sheet, so editing the copy usually does not directly change the original worksheet.
- Before editing, check the active worksheet tab to avoid changing the wrong sheet.
- If the file contains cross-sheet references, review the related formula results after editing.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet tab | The tab area in a spreadsheet file that lets you switch, move, or copy worksheets. |
| Copy | A new worksheet created by Copy Worksheet. Its initial content matches the original worksheet. |
| Drag to move | An interaction where you press and hold an item, then drag it to a target position to change its order. |