When you use Move and Copy Worksheet, common questions usually focus on duplicate content, naming rules, and editing impact; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and practical answers.
FAQ
What does a copied worksheet include?
- After you copy a worksheet, the duplicate keeps the cell content from the original worksheet.
- Formulas, formatting, and comments are also copied to the duplicate.
- If needed, open both the original and the duplicate to compare the results.
How are duplicate worksheet names assigned?
- A new duplicate automatically adds a number after the original name.
- Common examples include (1), (2), and (3).
- After the duplicate is created, you can rename it manually to make versions easier to identify.
How do I copy multiple worksheets quickly in WPS on Android?
- You can create multiple duplicates by repeating Copy Worksheet.
- If you need several similar pages, copy one worksheet first and then continue copying the new duplicate.
- A one-time batch copy option is not shown in this feature workflow.
Will editing a duplicate affect the original worksheet?
- A duplicate is an independent worksheet, so normal edits do not directly affect the original worksheet.
- You can change content, formatting, or the name in the duplicate while the original remains unchanged.
- If the workbook contains cross-sheet formulas, review related calculation results after editing.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Sheet tab | The tab area in a spreadsheet file used to switch between worksheets. It is also the main entry point for moving and copying worksheets. |
| Duplicate | A new worksheet created by Copy Worksheet. It usually keeps the original sheet content and formatting. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick-action toolbar that appears after you tap a sheet tab and can include actions such as copying the worksheet. |