Common questions about WPS Strikethrough on Windows usually focus on whether data is deleted, whether the format prints, and whether it works with other text styles; this FAQ includes 3 common answers and a glossary.
FAQ
Does strikethrough delete the actual data?
- No. Strikethrough is only a formatting effect.
- The cell's text, numbers, formulas, and calculation results remain in place.
- If you want to remove content completely, clear the cell or use a delete action instead.
Will strikethrough appear when I print the sheet?
- In most cases, yes. It prints as part of the cell formatting.
- Open print preview before printing to confirm the page layout.
- If the sheet is heavily scaled or the font is very small, adjust the layout first.
Can strikethrough be combined with other text styles?
- Yes. It can be used together with bold, italic, underline, and other font styles.
- Select the target text or cell first, then apply the styles you need.
- If the effect is hard to see, adjust the font size or color.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Strikethrough | A text-formatting effect that draws a line through content to show that it is completed, outdated, canceled, or kept only for reference. |
| Font dialog box | A settings window used to adjust font style, size, and text effects such as strikethrough. |
| Ctrl+5 | A common Windows shortcut that toggles strikethrough formatting on or off in spreadsheet editing. |