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?
- After you create a worksheet copy, WPS duplicates the content of the original worksheet.
- The copied content typically includes cell data, formulas, formatting, and comments.
- Open the duplicate and review it before continuing with further edits.
How is the copied sheet named?
- The duplicate keeps the original worksheet name.
- WPS automatically adds a number after the original name.
- You can rename the copied sheet manually after it is created.
How do I create multiple worksheet copies on iOS?
- Complete the worksheet copy action once.
- Tap the worksheet tab again and repeat the Copy action.
- 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?
- After the copy is created, the duplicate exists as an independent worksheet.
- Later edits in the duplicate do not directly modify the original worksheet.
- If you want to preserve the original version, make your changes in the copied sheet.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet copy | A new worksheet created from an existing worksheet, usually keeping the original content and structure. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick-action toolbar that appears after you tap a worksheet tab and can include actions such as Copy. |
| Worksheet tab | The sheet name area used to switch between and manage worksheets in a spreadsheet. |