When using Fit to Mobile, common questions usually focus on display results, restoring the original layout, and landscape viewing; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What should I do if the spreadsheet still looks crowded after I turn on Fit to Mobile?
- Confirm that the Fit to Mobile switch is turned on successfully.
- Rotate the device to landscape mode to expand the visible area.
- If the spreadsheet has many columns, focus on key columns first or continue reviewing it on a larger screen when needed.
Does Fit to Mobile change the original column widths or data in the spreadsheet?
- No. Fit to Mobile mainly changes the current on-screen display.
- After you turn it off, the spreadsheet returns to the original column-width layout.
- The spreadsheet data itself is not rewritten when you turn this feature on or off.
Why can’t I find the Fit to Mobile option on my phone?
- Confirm that you have opened a spreadsheet file and entered the WPS spreadsheet view or editing interface.
- Tap Tools at the bottom, then switch to the View tab to look for the option.
- If it is still unavailable, update WPS Office to a newer version and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fit to Mobile | A viewing mode that rearranges spreadsheet content for the width of a phone screen, making wide tables easier to read on a small device. |
| Landscape view | A viewing method that uses horizontal device orientation, which usually shows more columns in one screen. |
| Original column-width layout | The spreadsheet display state that keeps the original column-width proportion when Fit to Mobile is not enabled. |