When using WPS Borders, common questions usually involve on-screen visibility, print output, and color or style settings; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
Why do borders look faint on screen after I apply them?
- First, check whether you are seeing actual borders or only the worksheet gridlines.
- Select the range again and open the Borders menu to confirm that a border style has been applied.
- If the border color is too light or the line is too thin, switch to a darker color or a thicker line style.
- If you need to confirm the print result, open print preview and check the layout there.
Why are borders incomplete when I print the worksheet?
- Open print preview and confirm that the target range has actual borders instead of only visible gridlines.
- Check whether borders were applied to only part of the range, which can make the layout look broken across pages.
- If needed, reapply outside borders or inside borders to the full area.
- Preview again before printing.
Can I use different colors or styles on different sides of a cell?
- Select the target range and open Format Cells.
- In the border settings, choose the line style, color, and weight first.
- In the preview area, click each side where you want to apply that style.
- Confirm the settings to show different styles on different sides.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Outside Borders | Borders applied only to the outer edge of the selected range, often used to highlight the full area. |
| Inside Borders | Borders added between cells inside the selected range to improve table structure. |
| No Border | An option that removes applied borders from the current selection. It is different from hiding worksheet gridlines. |