Common questions about create new document on macOS usually involve template loading, finding the right entry, and shortcut behavior; this section includes 4 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why does nothing happen when I click a template?
- Check whether your internet connection is working normally.
- Confirm whether the selected template needs additional permissions or membership access.
- Close and reopen WPS Office, then open the template page again.
- If the template still does not load, try another template or try again later.
Why does Command + N not create a new spreadsheet?
- Make sure the active window is a WPS spreadsheet editing window.
- Check whether macOS or another app is using the same shortcut.
- Return to the spreadsheet editing page and press the shortcut again.
- If it still does not respond, use the home screen or File menu entry instead.
Why is it helpful to save right after creating a new file?
- A new blank spreadsheet does not yet have a fixed file name or save location.
- Saving early helps prevent data loss if the app closes unexpectedly later.
- If you create several new files, naming them early makes them easier to distinguish.
What is the difference between an online template and a local template?
- An online template comes from the template library and usually needs internet access.
- A local template is stored on your device and can be opened from a local path.
- If you use fixed company or personal templates, a local template can be more convenient.
- If you want to browse ready-made layouts by keyword, an online template is often more suitable.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Blank spreadsheet | A new workbook without preset content, suitable for starting from scratch. |
| Online template | A preset spreadsheet layout or content framework loaded through the internet. |
| Local template | A template file stored on the local device that can be used to create a new document. |
| Tab bar | The top area in WPS used to switch between multiple open documents. |