When using WPS Insert Local File on macOS, common questions usually focus on supported file types, workbook performance, and sharing results; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What file formats can I insert?
- You can insert common file types such as images, PDFs, Word documents, and Excel files.
- Before inserting, make sure the local file can be opened normally on your Mac.
- If a file type does not work as expected, try converting it to a more common format and insert it again.
What should I do if the spreadsheet becomes slow after I insert a large file?
- Compress large images, PDFs, or other files before inserting them.
- If you only need quick access to reference material, consider using a hyperlink instead of embedding the full file.
- Check workbook size before saving, especially if you insert multiple large attachments.
Can other people see the file after I share the spreadsheet?
- The inserted file is saved with the workbook.
- When you share the workbook, recipients can usually view the embedded file as part of it.
- Before sharing, review the attachment content and confirm that it is appropriate to send out.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Local file | A file stored on your current Mac device or another accessible storage location, such as an image, PDF, or document. |
| Embedded attachment | A file stored inside the workbook itself instead of being kept only as an external link. |
| Workbook | The WPS Spreadsheet file container that can include worksheets, data, and inserted objects. |