This FAQ covers 3 common questions about the TODAY function in WPS, including formula format, display results, and repeated use across cells.
FAQ
Why does the TODAY function have no arguments?
- The standard syntax is
TODAY(). - This function returns the current date directly, so no extra arguments are needed.
- Keep the parentheses and press Enter to confirm the formula.
Why does the result not look like a date after I enter TODAY?
- First, confirm that the formula is written as
=TODAY(). - If the result appears as a number, select the cell and apply a date format.
- Check the display again after the format change.
How can I use the TODAY function in multiple cells?
- Enter
=TODAY()in one cell first. - Drag the fill handle, or copy and paste the formula to the target range.
- Check whether the target cells all show the current date.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| TODAY function | A date function in WPS Spreadsheet that returns the current date. |
| Insert Function | An entry that helps you search for and insert a function through a dialog box. |
| Formula bar | The input area above the worksheet where you can enter or edit formulas. |