Use WPS Document Encryption on iOS through 2 task-based workflows; both are available without membership, with 2 free items and 0 membership-related items.
How-to Index
| No. | Task | Access |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Turn on password protection for a spreadsheet | Free |
| 2 | 2. Manage existing document encryption settings | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Turn on password protection for a spreadsheet
Entry path: Top-right menu → Document Encryption → Turn on the Password Encryption switch
- Open the spreadsheet file you want to protect.
- Tap the top-right menu icon.
- Select Document Encryption.
- Turn on the Password Encryption switch.
- In the pop-up panel, set the password options you need:
- Open password: required before the file can be viewed.
- Modify password: required before the file can be edited.
- Tap OK to save the settings.
Expected Result
- The encryption settings are saved for the document.
- The file will require password verification for opening or editing based on the rules you set.
Notes
- Keep the password in a secure place. If it is forgotten, it cannot be recovered.
- You can set both password types if you want separate controls for viewing and editing.
2. Manage existing document encryption settings
Entry path: Top-right menu → Document Encryption → Manage password settings
- Open a spreadsheet file that already has encryption settings.
- Tap the top-right menu icon.
- Select Document Encryption.
- In the encryption panel, turn off Set Open Password or Set Modify Password as needed.
- Tap Done to save the updated settings.
Expected Result
- The selected password restrictions are updated.
- The document will follow the new opening or editing verification rules.
Notes
- Review the file sharing scope before removing a password restriction.
- If you share the file with others, send the password through a secure channel.