When using Full Screen, the 3 most common question types are editing, keyboard use, and view state; this section answers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
Can I edit data in Full Screen mode?
- Yes. Full Screen mainly hides interface elements and does not disable spreadsheet editing.
- After entering Full Screen, you can type, modify, or review data directly in cells.
- If you need more interface commands, exit Full Screen first and then continue.
Can I still use keyboard shortcuts in Full Screen mode?
- Yes. Common spreadsheet shortcuts usually remain available in Full Screen mode.
- If a shortcut does not respond, first confirm that the current spreadsheet window is active.
- To exit Full Screen, press Esc first.
Does Full Screen stay on as the default view?
- Full Screen is generally used as a current viewing state.
- After you close the file, whether the same state appears again depends on the actual document window state when reopened.
- If you want the regular interface back, exit Full Screen before continuing to save and edit the file.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Full Screen | A display mode that hides some interface elements so document content uses more screen space. |
| View | A menu or feature group used to switch how a document is displayed. |
| Esc | A keyboard key commonly used to exit the current mode or go back one step. |