Common questions about WPS @ and Comments on macOS usually involve notifications, comment visibility, deletion results, and resolved history; here are 4 frequently asked questions and practical answers.
FAQ
Why does the person I @mentioned not receive a notification?
- Make sure the mentioned collaborator already has permission to access the current file.
- Make sure both sides are signed in with accounts that can receive messages.
- Check the network connection and notification permissions on the device.
- Enter @ again, select the correct contact, and save the content one more time.
Can one cell contain multiple comments?
- Yes. One cell can contain multiple rounds of comments and replies.
- Continue replying in the existing thread to keep the discussion together.
- If you want a central review view, open All Comments.
Can deleted comments still appear in All Comments?
- Deleted comments normally no longer appear in the All Comments list.
- If a comment was only resolved, it can still appear in comment history.
- If you want to keep the discussion record, resolve the comment instead of deleting it.
How to view resolved comments in WPS on macOS?
- Resolved comments are hidden from the active comment view.
- Open the All Comments pane.
- Switch to a view that includes resolved comments to review the history.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| @ mention | Typing @ in a cell or comment and selecting a collaborator to bring that person into the discussion. |
| Comment thread | A chain of comments and replies around the same cell that keeps the discussion together. |
| Resolved comment | A comment that has been marked as completed and may be hidden from the active view while remaining available in history. |
| Comment marker | The visual marker in the upper-right corner of a cell that shows the cell contains a comment. |