Common questions about Column Type on iOS usually involve existing data, start-row behavior, and undo actions; the answers below help you check these points quickly.
FAQ
What happens to existing data after I set a column type?
- Existing data is displayed and checked according to the new column type.
- If the content matches the selected type, it is shown with that type behavior.
- If the content does not meet the preset restriction, you may see a message that the cell content does not match the preset limit.
What does Set Start Row do?
- This setting controls which row the column type starts from.
- The default value is 2, which usually skips the first-row header.
- If the first few rows are not part of the main data area, set a later row number.
Can I undo a column type change?
- Yes.
- If you change the type by mistake, use Undo to go back.
- After that, you can choose a different column type again.
Will clearing a column type delete the cell data?
- No.
- Clearing only removes the type restriction and validation behavior from that column.
- The existing cell content remains in the table.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Column Type | A setting that assigns one consistent data format and validation rule to a whole column. |
| Start Row | A control that decides from which row the selected column type begins to apply. |
| Checkbox column | A column type that records status with checked or unchecked values. |
| Progress column | A column type that shows completion as a progress value or progress-style display. |
| Clear Column Type | An action that removes the current column type and returns the column to a regular text column. |