WPS Related Collection Sheet on Windows: Introduction

Last updated:July 14, 2026

WPS Related Collection Sheet on Windows helps you link a form to the current spreadsheet in collaboration mode, with 3 core tasks, 3 available without membership, and 0 membership-related items.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks3Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership3Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items0Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index

About This Feature

Overview

Related Collection Sheet is a data collection feature in WPS Sheets on Windows for collaboration mode. It lets you link a form to the current worksheet so submitted responses can sync into the spreadsheet automatically.

Core capabilities include:

  • Create a related collection sheet: use existing headers to generate a new collection form, or link a previously published collection form.
  • Manage collected data: view submitted responses in the right-side panel, with data filled into matching columns automatically.
  • Edit or unlink the collection form: update the current collection form or remove the current link.

This feature works well for team data collection, event registration, and recurring internal intake workflows. It helps you keep responses, submitter details, and submission time in one spreadsheet for follow-up work in WPS Office.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
OSA Windows device that can run WPS Office
App versionIt is recommended to use the latest version of WPS Office
NetworkRelated Collection Sheet depends on collaboration mode and requires an internet connection
OtherYou need to open an online collaborative spreadsheet and have the required sharing permissions

Source: System Requirements for WPS Office

Download & Installation

ItemDetails
Official DownloadWPS Office Free Download
Post-install CheckOpen WPS Sheets, open an online collaborative spreadsheet, and check whether the Related Collection Sheet entry appears under the Collaboration tab

Source: WPS Office Download Center

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummaryLink a collection form to the current spreadsheet in collaboration mode, generate a form from headers or connect an existing one, and sync submitted responses into matching worksheet columns automatically.Microsoft Forms can send forms and collect responses, and response data can sync to an Excel workbook stored in OneDrive or SharePoint.Google Forms can collect responses and store them in a linked Google Sheet, and creators can also unlink or reconnect the response spreadsheet later.Notion Forms are connected to databases, so each question maps to a database property and responses stay alongside the database.Adobe Acrobat focuses on PDF editing, conversion, and e-signatures, with document workflows centered on PDF files rather than spreadsheet-linked response collection.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: creation, viewing, and editing stay close to the spreadsheet collaboration workflow. Distinct: submitted data goes directly into the current worksheet columns for continued spreadsheet analysis.Compared with WPS: Microsoft usually uses a Forms-plus-Excel workflow, so the form experience is not managed from the current spreadsheet collaboration side panel.Compared with WPS: Google uses a Forms-to-Sheets connection, but the form is managed as a separate Google Forms asset rather than from the current spreadsheet collaboration panel.Compared with WPS: Notion is database-centered. It is strong for database workflows, but its response structure is different from a spreadsheet column mapping workflow in WPS.Compared with WPS: Adobe is better aligned with PDF form distribution and signing, not with worksheet column auto-fill for ongoing spreadsheet collaboration.
Official SourceMicrosoft Forms and Excel workbooksChoose where to save form responsesFormsAdobe Acrobat

Overall Conclusion
If your main workflow is collecting information directly into a spreadsheet, WPS keeps the process closer to the sheet itself. Microsoft, Google, and Notion also support form-based collection, but they rely more on separate form or database surfaces. Adobe is more suitable for PDF document workflows.

Use Cases

#ScenarioTarget UsersCore Pain PointSolution
1Team information collectionProject members, administrative staffInformation from multiple people needs to be collected in one placeCreate a related collection sheet and share the form link so responses sync into the current spreadsheet
2Event registration trackingEvent organizersRegistration details are scattered and hard to summarize laterGenerate a collection form from headers so registration data goes into matching columns
3Daily intake workflowsOperations and support teamsNew submissions need to be received and reviewed continuouslyUse the right-side panel to view responses, submitter details, and submission time
4Reusing an existing formTeams that already published a collection formThe team does not want to rebuild the same form againLink an existing collection form and continue receiving data in the current spreadsheet
5Updating form structureSpreadsheet ownersField changes require updates to the collection formEdit the current collection form or unlink it and configure a new one

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

This feature is described as having no membership restriction for its core workflow. For Related Collection Sheet itself, the comparison can be understood as follows:

FeatureFree UserWPS Member
Create a related collection sheet
Link an existing collection form
View and sync submitted data

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

Use CaseRecommended PlanReason
Everyday spreadsheet collection and collaborationFreeThe core Related Collection Sheet workflow does not require membership
Users who also need broader premium office benefitsWPS PremiumA membership can be useful when you want additional premium features in other WPS Office workflows

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page