Common questions about WPS Table Styles usually involve style overrides, resetting formatting, and print output; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions and quick answers.
FAQ
Can table styles and manual formatting be kept together?
- You can apply a table style first and then manually adjust individual cell formatting.
- If you apply another table style later, some earlier manual formatting may be overwritten.
- If you need to preserve detailed formatting, confirm the overall style first and then make local adjustments.
How do I remove an applied style and restore the original formatting?
- Select the cells or table range that you want to restore.
- Click Clear Formatting.
- Check whether the table has returned to its default format, then decide whether to apply another style.
Do table styles affect printing?
- Fill colors, borders, and font formatting in the table are included in print output.
- Before printing, preview the file to confirm that contrast and borders look as expected.
- For clearer paper output, you can reduce very dark fills or overly complex borders.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Table Styles | A set of preset visual settings that can be applied to a table range, usually including fills, borders, and highlighted regions. |
| First Row Fill | A style option that emphasizes the first row of a table, often used to highlight headers. |
| Alternate Row Fill | A styling method that displays adjacent rows with alternating background effects to improve readability in longer tables. |