When using WPS Word Cloud, common questions usually focus on scenarios, data sources, keyword display, and chart results; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 3-term glossary.
FAQ
What scenarios is a Word Cloud chart suitable for?
- A Word Cloud chart is suitable for reviewing the frequency and importance of text data.
- You can use it for high-frequency comment analysis, tag popularity review, and keyword extraction.
- In general, larger words represent higher frequency or weight.
What data source does a Word Cloud chart use?
- A Word Cloud chart usually uses a text field as its data source.
- The system counts word frequency from the selected field and generates a visual result.
- If the text content is limited, the number of visible keywords and the differences between them may also be limited.
How do I show more keywords in a Word Cloud in WPS on macOS?
- Open the Word Cloud editing panel.
- Go to the Type & Data tab.
- Adjust the display count, review the change in the preview pane, and click OK.
Why are some words not shown in the Word Cloud?
- First, check whether the correct keyword field is selected.
- Then confirm whether the text is too long or includes content that is not suitable for display.
- Keywords are limited to 30 characters, and longer content is not shown for now.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Word frequency table | A statistics list that shows how often keywords appear, making it easier to review the Word Cloud result. |
| Keyword field | The text field used as the source for Word Cloud statistics and display content. |
| Display count | The setting that controls how many keywords appear in the Word Cloud, which affects chart density. |