When using Traditional-Simplified Conversion, the most common questions are about conversion scope, text types, and rollback; this FAQ covers 3 common questions and practical answers.
FAQ
Can Traditional-Simplified Conversion handle numbers and English text?
- This feature mainly processes Chinese text content.
- Numbers, English text, and special symbols usually are not converted.
- After conversion, it is a good idea to spot-check cells that contain mixed Chinese and English text.
Can I undo the conversion after it is finished?
- Yes. You can press
Ctrl+Zright after the conversion. - If you have already made several edits afterward, review your undo history to decide whether to return to the target state.
- For important worksheets, save a copy before running a batch conversion.
Why should I still review key terms after conversion?
- Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese can differ in wording habits across regions.
- When content includes proper nouns, industry terms, or context-sensitive wording, extra review is recommended.
- If a specific term does not match your intended usage, you can adjust it manually.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Simplified to Traditional | The action of converting Simplified Chinese text into Traditional Chinese text. |
| Traditional to Simplified | The action of converting Traditional Chinese text into Simplified Chinese text. |
| Convert by word | A conversion mode that processes text by word units and is often better for preserving common phrases. |
| Convert by character | A conversion mode that processes text character by character and is useful for more granular handling. |
| Selected range | The currently selected cell area in a worksheet. The conversion applies to this range by default. |