When using Move and Copy Worksheet, common questions usually focus on copied content, naming rules, and editing impact; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a short glossary.
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 kept in the copied sheet.
- Open the duplicate and review key data if needed.
How are copied worksheets named?
- After copying, the app adds a numbered suffix to the original worksheet name.
- Common examples include (1), (2), and (3).
- You can rename the copied worksheet afterward if needed.
How can I copy multiple worksheets quickly in WPS on iOS?
- This workflow covers copying the current worksheet one time per action.
- If you need multiple duplicates, repeat the tap-the-tab and Copy steps.
- After copying, rename each duplicate by purpose so they are easier to identify.
Will editing a copied worksheet affect the original worksheet?
- After the duplicate is created, it exists as a separate worksheet.
- Editing the copied worksheet does not directly change the original worksheet.
- If the sheet uses cross-sheet reference formulas, review the related calculation results afterward.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Worksheet tab | The tab area in a spreadsheet used to switch between worksheets and trigger related actions such as move or copy. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick-action toolbar that appears after you tap a worksheet tab and can provide actions such as Copy. |
| Worksheet duplicate | A new worksheet created from an existing worksheet, usually keeping the original content, formatting, and formulas. |