WPS Freeze Panes on Android FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

This FAQ covers 4 common questions about selecting the freeze range, unfreezing panes, and checking the current freeze result.

FAQ

Which cell should I select before freezing panes?

  1. If you only want to keep the header row visible, use Freeze Top Row.
  2. If you only want to keep the left identifier column visible, use Freeze First Column.
  3. If you want to freeze multiple rows and columns together, place the cursor in the cell at the lower-right of the area you want to keep visible, then choose Freeze to Current Cell.

How do I unfreeze panes after using Freeze Panes in WPS on Android?

  1. Open the current worksheet.
  2. Go to View and open the Freeze menu.
  3. Select the unfreeze option. After that, all rows and columns return to normal scrolling.

Can I still filter or edit data after freezing panes?

  1. Yes. You can continue browsing and editing spreadsheet content.
  2. Freeze Panes changes the display behavior, not the cell data itself.
  3. It can be used together with other spreadsheet tools when you review long tables.

How can I tell which rows or columns are currently frozen?

  1. Scroll vertically or horizontally in the worksheet.
  2. Check which rows or columns stay fixed while the rest of the sheet moves.
  3. If the visible range is not what you expected, reposition the cell and apply Freeze Panes again.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Freeze PanesA worksheet view method that keeps selected rows or columns visible while you scroll.
Active cellThe currently selected cell that many spreadsheet actions use as a positioning reference.
Top rowThe first row in a worksheet, often used for headers.
First columnThe first column in a worksheet, often used for names, IDs, or other key labels.