Common questions about Row Height in WPS usually focus on batch changes, automatic fitting, and print layout; this FAQ includes 4 practical answers plus a glossary.
FAQ
Why is some content still cut off after I set row height?
- Check whether the cell content is using text wrapping.
- Select the target row and use AutoFit Row Height if the content is longer than expected.
- If content is still clipped, check for merged cells or unusually large font sizes.
How do I change the height of multiple rows at once in WPS?
- Drag to select multiple continuous rows, or use keyboard selection for several rows.
- Use Row Height to enter one exact value, or run AutoFit Row Height.
- Confirm that all selected rows update together.
Why does AutoFit Row Height sometimes make only a small change?
- Check whether the content already fits within the current row height.
- Confirm whether the cells contain wrapped text or larger font sizes.
- If you want a more visible layout change, enter an exact row height manually.
Does changing row height affect printing?
- Yes. Row height directly affects how much content fits on each printed page.
- Open print preview before printing to check page breaks and content visibility.
- If the page becomes too long or crowded, adjust row height again before printing.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Row Height | The display height of a worksheet row, which affects how much content can be shown in that row. |
| AutoFit Row Height | A command that adjusts row height automatically based on current cell content. |
| Row Header | The numbered area on the left side of a worksheet used to identify and select rows. |
| Points | A measurement unit commonly used when entering an exact row height value. |