When using WPSAI.CLASSIFY, common questions usually focus on formula errors, result checks, and filling the formula across multiple cells; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
What should I do if WPSAI.CLASSIFY shows an error value?
- Check whether each argument uses the expected data type.
- Make sure there are no extra spaces or unsupported text values in the arguments.
- Return to formula editing and review the argument order one by one.
- Confirm again and press Enter to recalculate.
Why does the WPSAI.CLASSIFY result not match what I expected?
- Check whether the referenced range is correct.
- Confirm that related cell formats match the current calculation needs.
- Review the function syntax and argument details again.
- If needed, test the formula in one sample cell before applying it to a larger range.
How can I use WPSAI.CLASSIFY in multiple cells?
- Enter and confirm the formula in the first target cell.
- Select that cell and move the pointer to the fill handle in the lower-right corner.
- Drag down or across to cover the target range.
- After filling, check whether relative and absolute references behave as expected.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Insert Function | A way to find and insert a target function through the function selection dialog box in a spreadsheet. |
| Formula bar | The input area above the worksheet used to view and edit the current cell content. |
| Argument | The input value used by a function to determine its result. |