Common questions about Table Styles usually involve where to find the feature, how to remove a style, and how it works with other formatting; this FAQ covers 4 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
How do I remove an applied table style?
- Select the table range that already has a style applied.
- Open Tools > Home > Table Styles.
- Select No Style to return to a plain display.
Can table styles and conditional formatting be used together?
- You can apply a table style first.
- Then add other formatting rules as needed.
- If the visual result becomes too busy, keep the more important display method for easier reading.
Will applying a table style affect formulas?
- Table Styles mainly adjust visual appearance.
- Under normal use, this feature changes how the table looks rather than serving as a formula editing tool.
- If needed, check key formulas after applying the style.
Why can't I find the Table Styles entry?
- First confirm that you opened a spreadsheet file.
- Select the target table range, then check Tools > Home again.
- If the entry is still not obvious, update WPS Office to the latest version and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Table Styles | A set of preset formatting options used to quickly apply a visual style to a table range. |
| First Row Fill | A style effect that highlights the opening row of the selected range, often used for headers. |
| Alternating Row Fill | A style effect that applies alternating row colors to make multi-row data easier to read. |
| No Style | An option that removes the current table style and returns the range to a plain appearance. |