WPS Multidimensional Image and Attachment Field on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 22, 2026

When using WPS Multidimensional Image and Attachment Field, the top questions usually focus on file formats, storage space, and cross-table reuse; this section covers 3 common questions.

FAQ

What file formats and size limits does the image and attachment field support?

  1. The image and attachment field supports multiple common file types.
  2. Spreadsheet files such as .xls and .xlsx support up to 12 MB per file.
  3. Presentation files such as .ppt, .pptx, and .key support up to 200 MB per file.
  4. PDF files support up to 100 MB per file.
  5. Image files such as .jpeg and .png support up to 50 MB per file.
  6. Video files such as .mp4 and .mov, and audio files such as .mp3 and .flac, support up to 6 GB per file.
  7. Compressed files can be listed, but preview is not supported.

Do uploaded attachments use storage space?

  1. Yes. Uploaded attachments use personal or enterprise WPS cloud document storage.
  2. If storage space is insufficient, uploads may fail.
  3. Very large attachments may affect table opening and operation smoothness.
  4. It is recommended to clean up files you no longer need and back up important files before deletion.

How do I reuse image and attachment field content across tables?

  1. Create a related-table relationship between the target table and the source table.
  2. Use Lookup or a similar reference method to choose the source field.
  3. Select the image and attachment field that you want to sync.
  4. Save the settings and check the result in the target table.
  5. This helps reuse existing attachment content in approval, personnel, or project workflows.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Image and Attachment FieldA field type in multidimensional tables that stores images, documents, and other files in record cells.
Cloud FileA file stored in cloud space that can be selected and added directly to the current record.
LookupA way to call existing field content across multiple tables and reuse attachment information.