Create Worksheet Copy in WPS on iOS FAQ

Last updated:July 16, 2026

This FAQ covers common questions about copied content, naming rules, repeated duplication, and editing impact, with 4 quick answers and a glossary.

FAQ

What does the worksheet copy include?

  1. After you create a worksheet copy, WPS duplicates the content of the original worksheet.
  2. The copied content typically includes cell data, formulas, formatting, and comments.
  3. Open the duplicate and review it before continuing with further edits.

How is the copied sheet named?

  1. The duplicate keeps the original worksheet name.
  2. WPS automatically adds a number after the original name.
  3. You can rename the copied sheet manually after it is created.

How do I create multiple worksheet copies on iOS?

  1. Complete the worksheet copy action once.
  2. Tap the worksheet tab again and repeat the Copy action.
  3. On mobile, it is practical to create copies one by one and manage them by their numbered names.

Will editing the duplicate affect the original worksheet?

  1. After the copy is created, the duplicate exists as an independent worksheet.
  2. Later edits in the duplicate do not directly modify the original worksheet.
  3. If you want to preserve the original version, make your changes in the copied sheet.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Worksheet copyA new worksheet created from an existing worksheet, usually keeping the original content and structure.
Floating toolbarA quick-action toolbar that appears after you tap a worksheet tab and can include actions such as Copy.
Worksheet tabThe sheet name area used to switch between and manage worksheets in a spreadsheet.