Create Worksheet Copy in WPS on Android FAQ

Last updated:July 16, 2026

When using Create Worksheet Copy, the most common questions cover copied content, naming rules, and editing impact; this FAQ includes 4 common answers.

FAQ

What content is included in the copied worksheet?

  1. The copied worksheet keeps the cell content from the original worksheet.
  2. Formulas, formatting, and comments are also copied together.
  3. If needed, open the copied worksheet and check key areas one by one.

How is the copied worksheet named?

  1. The new copy usually adds a number based on the original worksheet name.
  2. If you want a clearer naming style, rename it after the copy is created.
  3. It is helpful to use dates, version labels, or purposes in the name for easier lookup.

How can I quickly create multiple worksheet copies?

  1. On Android, you usually need to long-press a worksheet tab and copy it one at a time.
  2. After one copy is created, repeat the same steps for the next worksheet or version.
  3. If you need several versions, rename each copy right after creating it.

Will editing the copied worksheet affect the original worksheet?

  1. No. The copied worksheet is independent from the original worksheet.
  2. Edits, deletions, or formatting changes in the copy do not directly change the original worksheet.
  3. If you want to preserve the original data, confirm that you are editing the copied worksheet tab.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Worksheet tabThe tab area at the bottom of a spreadsheet that lets you switch between worksheets.
Worksheet copyA new worksheet created by duplicating an existing worksheet, usually with the original content and formatting kept.
CommentA note attached to a cell that can also be kept in the copied worksheet.