Common questions about Move and Copy Worksheet in WPS on iOS usually involve copied content, naming rules, repeated copying, and whether edits affect the original sheet. This FAQ covers 4 common questions.
FAQ
What does a copied worksheet include?
- A copied worksheet keeps the cell content from the original worksheet.
- Formulas, formatting, and comments are copied together with the sheet.
- After copying, you can continue editing the duplicate independently.
How is the copied worksheet named?
- A new duplicate adds a number after the original worksheet name.
- If you copy the same worksheet again, the number continues to increase, such as (1), (2), and (3).
- You can rename the copied worksheet at any time after it is created.
How can I copy multiple worksheets quickly?
- The current flow creates one worksheet duplicate at a time.
- To create several copies, repeat the worksheet tab to Copy action.
- After that, rename each duplicate based on its purpose so they are easier to manage.
Will editing the copied worksheet affect the original worksheet?
- The copied worksheet is a separate worksheet after it is created.
- Changes made in the duplicate do not directly change the original worksheet.
- If the workbook contains cross-sheet references, review the related formulas after editing.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet tab | The named tab at the bottom or top of a spreadsheet that lets you switch between worksheets. |
| Duplicate | A new worksheet created through the copy action, starting with the same content as the original sheet. |
| Floating action area | The quick action area that appears after selecting a worksheet tab and can include actions such as Copy. |