When using WPS Images and Attachments Field, the most common questions focus on file formats, storage usage, and cross-table references; here are 3 frequent questions and answers.
FAQ
What file formats does Images and Attachments Field support?
- This field supports multiple common file types.
- Spreadsheet files such as
.xlsand.xlsxcan be up to 12 MB per file. - Presentation files such as
.ppt,.pptx, and.keycan be up to 200 MB per file. - PDF files can be up to 100 MB per file.
- Image files such as
.jpegand.pngcan be up to 50 MB per file. - Video files such as
.mp4and.mov, and audio files such as.mp3and.flac, can be up to 6 GB per file. - Compressed files are shown in list view only and are not available for preview.
Do uploaded attachments use storage space?
- Yes. Uploaded attachments use personal or enterprise WPS cloud document storage space.
- If storage space is insufficient, uploads may fail.
- Very large attachments may affect how smoothly the data table opens and responds.
- It is recommended to clean up files you no longer need and back up important files before deletion.
How can I reference Images and Attachments Field content across data tables?
- You can use Lookup Reference to sync image and attachment content from another data table.
- Make sure the source data table already contains the uploaded attachment content.
- Configure the lookup relationship in the target data table.
- Select the Images and Attachments field you want to reference and complete the sync.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Images and Attachments Field | A field type in a data table used to store images, documents, audio, video, and other file content. |
| Thumbnail display | A display style that shows image previews for faster visual review. |
| List display | A display style that shows attachment names or entries in a list format. |
| Cloud File | A file stored in cloud space that can be selected and linked to a field cell. |
| Lookup Reference | A feature used to sync or reference field content across different data tables. |