When using Copy, Paste, and Cut in WPS on macOS, common questions usually involve copy status, permission limits, and paste result control; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
How do I cancel the moving border after copying or cutting?
- Press Esc.
- Check whether the moving border around the selected area disappears.
- If you still need to continue editing, select the cell again and proceed with the next action.
Why can't I copy or paste content normally?
- Confirm that you have selected a cell or text inside a cell first.
- Check whether the current worksheet or range has editing permission limits.
- Run Copy or Cut again, then paste into the target location.
When should I use Paste Special in WPS spreadsheets on macOS?
- Use Paste Special when you want to keep only values and avoid bringing in the original formatting.
- You can also use it when you want to paste only formatting or links.
- After pasting, check the result to confirm that it matches your spreadsheet editing goal.
What should I do if Copy as New Spreadsheet does not create a new sheet?
- Confirm that your network connection is working normally.
- Check whether you are signed in with an available account.
- Select the range again and run Copy as New Spreadsheet one more time.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Clipboard | A temporary system area that stores copied or cut content for later pasting. |
| Paste Special | A paste method that lets you keep only selected parts of the copied result, such as values, formatting, or links. |
| Cell range | A selected area made up of one or more adjacent cells. |
| Online spreadsheet | A spreadsheet file that can be created and edited in a network-connected environment. |