WPS Find and Replace on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

Common questions about WPS Find and Replace on macOS usually involve missing search results, undoing replacements, and handling formatted content; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.

FAQ

  1. Check whether the keyword spelling, spaces, and letter case are correct.
  2. Confirm that the target content is in a normal text area.
  3. If the content is inside a special structure, try a different keyword and search again.

How do I undo a replacement if I changed the wrong text?

  1. Press Command + Z right away to undo the latest replacement.
  2. If you just used Replace All, keep undoing until the document returns to the earlier state.
  3. After that, use single replacements first so you can review each result.

Can I find and replace formatted content?

  1. In smart documents, Find and Replace is mainly for plain text content.
  2. If you need to work with font, color, or other formatting conditions, use a desktop document tool that supports advanced find conditions.
  3. Before making batch changes, confirm the document type and editable range.

Glossary

TermDefinition
FindSearch the current document for a keyword and move through each matching location.
ReplaceChange the found text to new text, either one match at a time or in batches.
Replace AllUpdate every matching result in one action, which is useful for repeated text changes across a document.