Common questions about Run Macro in WPS on Windows usually involve missing entries, file saving, macro safety, and platform support; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the Developer Tools tab?
- Open WPS Spreadsheet.
- Go to the program settings or ribbon customization area.
- Turn on the Developer Tools option and confirm the change.
- Return to the spreadsheet window and check the ribbon again.
What should I do if macro code is lost after saving the file?
- Check the current file format.
- Save the file as a macro-enabled workbook (*.xlsm).
- Reopen the file and confirm that the macro is still listed.
Is it safe to run a macro from an unknown source?
- Confirm whether the file source is trustworthy.
- Check whether the macro purpose is clear.
- Avoid running macros from unclear sources directly.
- If needed, test them in an isolated environment first.
Why is Run Macro more suitable on Windows?
- Run Macro is mainly designed for WPS Spreadsheet on Windows.
- Confirm that the desktop client is installed on your device.
- If you need fuller macro support, use the feature in a Windows environment.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Macro | A reusable set of actions that automates repeated tasks. |
| VBA plugin | The component that enables macro-related entries and functions in WPS. |
| Developer Tools | The ribbon tab where macro and recording entries are usually located in WPS Spreadsheet. |
| XLSM | A macro-enabled workbook format that can preserve macro content when the file is saved. |