Common questions about this feature usually focus on recovery after deletion, batch handling, sheet limits, and default names; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
How can I recover a worksheet after I delete it by mistake?
- First confirm that the deletion has already been completed.
- After a worksheet is deleted, you cannot undo it directly in this workflow.
- If the file is stored in the cloud, try restoring an earlier file version through version history.
Can I delete multiple worksheets at one time?
- In this mobile workflow, worksheets need to be deleted one by one.
- Tap each target worksheet and repeat the delete action.
- Check each worksheet carefully before you remove it.
Is there a limit to how many worksheets I can create?
- The number of worksheets in one workbook is not unlimited.
- In common use cases, you can continue adding multiple worksheets as needed.
- If the workbook is already large or close to its practical limit, clean up unused sheets in time.
What is the default name of a new worksheet?
- A new worksheet usually receives a sequential default name.
- Common names include Sheet1 and Sheet2.
- If needed, rename the worksheet later to match its content.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet | A single sheet inside a workbook that stores and organizes one set of spreadsheet data. |
| Workbook | A file container that can hold one or more worksheets. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick action area that appears after you select a worksheet and can include actions such as delete. |