WPS Freeze questions usually focus on frozen range behavior, data impact, and viewing experience; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
After I choose Freeze up to this field, which columns stay visible?
- The selected field becomes the freeze boundary.
- All fields from the first field through the selected field stay visible.
- When you scroll to the right, those fields remain on the left for reference.
Does freezing change the data in the table?
- No. Freeze changes the way the current view is displayed.
- It helps you review and compare fields more easily.
- The table data and field structure stay unchanged.
Why is the right side harder to review after I freeze many fields?
- More frozen fields take up more width on the left side.
- That leaves less visible space for the remaining columns.
- It is usually more practical to freeze only key fields such as IDs, names, or dates.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Field header | The name area at the top of each column in a multidimensional table, used for column-related actions. |
| Freeze up to this field | An action that keeps the current field and all fields to its left visible. |
| Table view | A row-and-column view for multidimensional table data that is suitable for browsing and editing. |