WPS Advanced Development on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

When using Advanced Development, the most common questions fall into 3 areas: script capability scope, script error handling, and scheduled task setup. This section includes 4 common questions and answers.

FAQ

What can AirScript scripts do?

  1. AirScript scripts can add, delete, query, and modify spreadsheet data.
  2. They can also modify cell styles, adjust properties, and support automation tasks.
  3. You can continue expanding logic through the script development workflow in the editor.

What should I do if a script returns an error?

  1. Run the script and review the Log panel at the bottom.
  2. Check the error details in the log for syntax or logic issues.
  3. Save the corrected script and run it again.

What trigger times are available for scheduled tasks?

  1. Open the Scheduled Tasks panel and click Create Task.
  2. In the trigger options, choose Once, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
  3. Set the required time and confirm the task.

How do I automate spreadsheet tasks on macOS with scheduled tasks?

  1. Scheduled tasks are used to run AirScript scripts automatically.
  2. Before creating a task, write the script in the AirScript Script Editor.
  3. When creating the task, choose the script from shared document scripts and confirm.

Glossary

TermDefinition
AirScript Script EditorThe script development interface in AirSheet for writing, saving, and running scripts.
Log panelThe area that shows output results and error details after a script runs.
webhookA type of address that can be copied from the script management menu for external calling scenarios.
Scheduled taskA task configuration that runs an AirScript script automatically at a specified time or recurrence.