Common questions about Insert/Delete Rows and Columns usually involve content retention, batch insertion, and undoing deletions; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
Will table content be lost after I insert rows or columns?
- When you insert rows or columns, WPS adds new blank rows or columns next to the current table structure.
- Existing cell content is normally kept and is not cleared by the insertion action.
- After the insertion, review the new area and continue entering content as needed.
Can I insert multiple rows or columns at one time?
- Select a range of rows or columns close to the quantity you want to add.
- Run the insert command.
- If the current page supports batch insertion, WPS adds rows or columns based on the selected quantity. If needed, repeat the action.
How do I undo deleting rows or columns?
- After deleting, avoid making many additional edits immediately.
- Press Ctrl+Z to undo the previous action.
- Confirm that the deleted rows or columns and their content are restored.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Table Tools | The editing area that appears after you select a table and provides commands for structure and style changes. |
| Rows and Columns | The horizontal and vertical structural units of a table used to organize information. |
| Right-click menu | A shortcut menu that appears when you right-click a selected object and provides quick commands such as Insert and Delete. |