Common questions about WPS Insert Local File on Windows usually focus on supported file types, workbook performance, and sharing behavior; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
What file formats can I insert with Insert Local File?
- You can insert many kinds of local files, including images, PDFs, Word documents, and Excel files.
- In the file selection window, choose the file you need and confirm the insertion.
- If the file can be recognized normally by the system, it can usually be inserted as an attachment object in the worksheet.
Why does my workbook become slower after I insert a large file?
- Large embedded files increase the workbook size and can affect editing performance.
- Compress images or PDFs before inserting them when possible.
- If you only need quick access to the original file, consider using a link instead of embedding the full file.
Can other people see the file after I share the workbook?
- Embedded files are saved together with the workbook.
- When you share the workbook, recipients can usually see and access the inserted attachment as well.
- Before sharing, open the workbook yourself and confirm that the attachment displays correctly.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Local file | A file stored on your current computer or local storage, such as an image, PDF, or document. |
| Attachment object | An external file object inserted into a worksheet and saved with the workbook. |
| Workbook | A WPS Spreadsheet file that can contain one or more worksheets and related objects. |