Create Worksheet Copy in WPS on iOS FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

When using Create Worksheet Copy, common questions focus on retained content, naming rules, and copy placement; this section answers 4 frequent questions.

FAQ

Does the copied worksheet keep the original content, formatting, and formulas?

  1. The copied worksheet keeps the existing content from the original worksheet.
  2. After the copy is created, open the new sheet and check whether the data, formatting, and formulas match your expectations.
  3. If you need a different version, edit the copied worksheet directly without changing the original one.

Do the original worksheet and the copied worksheet stay synced?

  1. No, they do not stay synced.
  2. After the copy is created, the original worksheet and the copied worksheet are separate sheets.
  3. Changes made to one worksheet do not update the other automatically.

Where does the new worksheet copy appear?

  1. The new worksheet copy appears after the current worksheet.
  2. You can switch to it quickly from the worksheet tabs.
  3. If needed, you can adjust the worksheet order later.

How is the copied worksheet named?

  1. WPS generates the copied worksheet name based on the original worksheet name.
  2. The name includes incremental numbering such as (1), (2), and (3).
  3. After the copy is created, you can rename it manually to match your workflow.

Glossary

TermDefinition
WorksheetA single tab inside a spreadsheet file that contains a set of cell-based data.
Worksheet copyA new tab created by duplicating an existing worksheet, with the same starting content as the original.
Floating toolbarA quick-action toolbar that appears after you tap a worksheet tab and can include actions such as Copy.