WPS Line Chart on macOS: Introduction

Last updated:July 20, 2026

WPS Line Chart is a chart feature in WPS Spreadsheet on macOS for showing data trends across time or categories; it includes 3 core tasks, with 3 available without membership and 0 membership-related items.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks3Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership3Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items0Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index

About This Feature

Overview

Line Chart is a built-in chart type in WPS Spreadsheet for macOS. It helps turn numeric data into a line-based visual so you can review trends, overall distribution, peaks, lows, and unusual changes more clearly.

Core tasks include:

  • Insert a line chart: Create a chart directly from a selected data range.
  • Choose a line chart subtype: Select from line chart, stacked line chart, and 100% stacked line chart styles.
  • Adjust chart layout: Move the chart and resize it after insertion.

This feature is useful for sales trend reviews, score change tracking, and periodic business data analysis.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
Operating systemA Mac device that can run WPS Office for Mac
App versionIt is recommended to use the latest version of WPS Office
NetworkNo mandatory network connection is required for inserting or editing a local line chart; internet access is needed for download and installation
OtherYou need an editable spreadsheet file and a prepared data range that includes category labels and numeric values

Download & Installation

ItemDetails
Official downloadWPS Office Free Download
Check after installationOpen WPS Spreadsheet and confirm that chart-related options and the line chart entry are available on the Insert tab

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummaryIn WPS Spreadsheet on macOS, you can select a cell range, insert a line chart, choose a line chart subtype, and then move or resize the chart.Microsoft Word supports adding charts to a document, including line charts, but the chart workflow is mainly positioned inside document authoring.Google Docs supports adding charts and graphs, often through linked content from Google Sheets for collaborative document workflows.Notion product information focuses on docs, wikis, projects, and databases, and does not present native line chart insertion as a core editing workflow.Adobe Acrobat product information focuses on PDF viewing, editing, commenting, and conversion rather than spreadsheet-based line chart creation.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: Create a line chart directly from spreadsheet data in the worksheet view. Distinct: Choose multiple line chart subtypes and adjust chart placement and size in the same workflow.Compared with WPS: chart insertion is described for document layout, not as a spreadsheet-centered charting workflow.Compared with WPS: chart use is more tied to online document collaboration and linked charts, while chart creation commonly depends on Google Sheets.Compared with WPS: the official positioning is centered on collaboration and information organization, with less emphasis on line chart creation.Compared with WPS: the official positioning is centered on PDF workflows rather than data chart editing.
Official SourceAdd a chart to your document in WordAdd and edit a chart or graphNotion productAdobe Acrobat overview

Overall Conclusion
If your main goal is to build a line chart directly from spreadsheet data on macOS, WPS offers a focused workflow inside the worksheet. If your work is centered more on collaborative documents, knowledge management, or PDF tasks, the other products align with those scenarios more closely.

Use Cases

No.ScenarioSuitable forMain challengeHow Line Chart helps
1Sales trend analysisSales teams, operations teamsIt is hard to spot changes in sales performance quicklyInsert a line chart from sales data to review the trend visually
2Score change trackingTeachers, studentsRepeated score changes are not easy to compare in raw tablesUse a line chart to show score changes across different stages
3Project metric reviewProject managers, team leadsPeriodic metric changes are not clear enough in plain numbersUse a line chart to review rises and drops in key metrics
4Multi-series comparisonData coordinatorsSeveral trends are difficult to compare in one viewInsert a multi-series line chart to compare different data series
5Outlier detectionGeneral office usersUnusual values are easy to miss in large tablesUse the line trend to spot sudden increases or decreases

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

CapabilityFree usersWPS Premium
Insert a line chart
Choose a line chart subtype
Move and resize the chart

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

ScenarioRecommended planWhy
Everyday spreadsheet chartingFreeThe line chart insertion and basic adjustment workflow is available directly
Broader office feature needsWPS PremiumSuitable if you also need additional membership-related office features

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page