Common questions about Insert Spreadsheet usually focus on insertion methods, feature differences, page flow, and separate export; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
What is the difference between an inserted spreadsheet and a regular table?
- An inserted spreadsheet supports formulas, filtering, sorting, and other data-processing actions.
- A regular table is more suitable for static content display.
- If you need calculations and structured data handling inside the document, use a spreadsheet.
Can the spreadsheet continue across pages?
- Yes. The spreadsheet display area can adjust based on content.
- When there is more content, it can continue across the document layout.
- If you want to review the layout more clearly, adjust the spreadsheet size and then check the page flow again.
Can I export the spreadsheet separately?
- Click the spreadsheet in the document to open the floating toolbar.
- Open the More menu.
- Select Save as Spreadsheet to export it as a new smart spreadsheet file.
What is the fastest way to create a spreadsheet?
- Type / in a paragraph to open the quick menu.
- Search for Spreadsheet or sheet.
- You can also use /dzbg, /et, or /sheet for faster creation.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Spreadsheet | An editable table area inserted into a smart document that supports cell editing, formulas, and data organization. |
| Floating toolbar | A quick action area that appears after the spreadsheet is selected and can be used for styling or more actions. |
| Drop-down list | A preset input method with selectable options for more standardized repeated entries. |
| Smart spreadsheet file | A spreadsheet file created after saving the embedded spreadsheet separately from the document for independent follow-up work. |