WPS Row Height on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

When using Row Height, the most common questions fall into 3 areas: feature scope, display results, and usage limits; this section answers 3 common questions.

FAQ

Does Row Height support a custom numeric value?

  1. Open the spreadsheet and go to the Row Height entry.
  2. Check the available options in the menu.
  3. You can choose from preset height types instead of entering a custom numeric value.
  4. Select Low, Medium, High, or Extra High based on the display effect you need.

Will changing row height affect the data in my cells?

  1. Select the table area you want to review.
  2. Change the row height.
  3. Check the cell content again after the adjustment.
  4. The change affects display height only, while the data, field values, and existing content stay the same.

Why is some content still not fully visible after I change row height?

  1. Check whether the current row height is still set to a lower preset.
  2. Switch to High or Extra High and review the content again.
  3. If the content is long, also check the current column width and text wrapping behavior.
  4. If you use multiple views, adjust each view separately for the reading task you are doing.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Row HeightThe display height of each row in a table, used to control layout density and readability.
Preset HeightA fixed height option provided by the feature, such as Low, Medium, High, or Extra High.
Current ViewThe table view you are currently using; display settings can be adjusted independently across different views.