WPS Advanced Development on macOS FAQ

Common questions about WPS Advanced Development on macOS usually focus on script capabilities, runtime errors, and scheduled task setup; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.

FAQ

What can AirScript scripts do?

1. AirScript can be used for spreadsheet data create, read, update, and delete operations, cell style changes, property settings, and automation tasks.
2. For more complex logic, write and save the script in the script editor first.
3. Test the script against your actual table structure before using it in routine work.

What should I do if a script returns an error?

1. Run the script and check the Log panel at the bottom.
2. Review the error details in the log and inspect the script syntax or logic.
3. Confirm that the required parameters, data ranges, and access conditions are correct.
4. Save the revised script and run it again.

What trigger times are available for scheduled tasks?

1. Open the Scheduled Tasks panel and start creating a task.
2. In the trigger time options, choose once, daily, weekly, or monthly.
3. Set the specific time based on your workflow. In daily mode, you can skip weekends if needed.

What can a scheduled task run?

1. A scheduled task is used to run an AirScript script automatically.
2. Before creating the task, prepare the script in the AirScript script editor.
3. When creating the task, select the script from Document Shared Script.

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