When using Advanced Development, the most common questions are about scripting, errors, scheduled tasks, and shared management; this section includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
What can AirScript scripts do?
- AirScript scripts can work with spreadsheet data operations such as adding, updating, querying, and processing content.
- They can also handle cell style changes, property settings, and automation tasks.
- The exact available actions depend on the editor capabilities and the current spreadsheet context.
What should I do if a script returns an error?
- Check the error details in the Log panel first.
- Review the script syntax, logic, and referenced content based on the message shown.
- Save the corrected script and run it again.
What trigger types are available for scheduled tasks?
- You can create a one-time task.
- You can also choose daily, weekly, or monthly triggers.
- After configuration, the selected script runs automatically on the planned schedule.
Why should I prepare a script before creating a scheduled task?
- A scheduled task is used to run an AirScript script automatically.
- During task creation, you need to choose a script from document shared scripts.
- It is a good idea to finish writing and testing the script before setting the schedule.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| AirScript Script Editor | The code workspace in WPS Spreadsheet for creating, editing, saving, and running scripts. |
| Log panel | The area that shows script output and error details after execution. |
| Scheduled task | A configuration that runs a selected script automatically at a specified time. |
| Document shared script | A shared script that can be selected when you create a scheduled task. |