In daily work, we often need to summarize and calculate some related data. By using the Consolidate feature, we can quickly calculate the data in multiple worksheets. This feature can be also used in Microsoft Office Excel and Openoffice. Now let's learn it together! Take the following table as an example. You can see that there are sales data from different staff. Now we want to count the total sales volume of all employees. 1. Create a summary sheet in Spreadsheet.2. Select cell....

WPS PDF could help edit PDF files and freely convert between PDF and Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and JPG files online. When editing PDF files, we often need to merge multiple PDF files or split a PDF file. So how can we do that?· Merge PagesTake this file as an example. When we need to merge multiple PDF files into one, click the Page tab, then click Merge Page. Now the WPS PDF to Word Converter dialog box will pop up. Click the Add files button in the upper right corner and select other ....

We often need use the Split Book function so that we can split a workbook into multiple files at work. Take this workbook as an example, which is a table of goods sales from January to September. Now we want to split it into three workbook files. 1. Head to the Home tab, click the Split Sheet drop-down button，and select Split Book.2. In the pop-up dialog, the current file is checked by default, and you can also split other files by clicking Add more files.3. When finished, click Next t....

When checking data in WPS Spreadsheet, we frequently need to check and edit multiple sheets at the same time. We'll learn how to see two pages on the same screen today.· Step one: Create and view two sheets side by sideFirst, let's open an Excel file containing multiple worksheets. Click New window in the View tab. At this time, another identical Excel document window will appear. These two windows are presenting the same file. No matter which one is edited, the changes can be....

WPS Writer is easy to use as Microsoft Word. WPS and Microsoft Word both have the Split and Merge function, but what is the difference between them? We will use the same document to compare. For Microsoft Word, if we want to merge the file, head to the Insert tab, click the drop-down list at Object, select Text from File. Then select the files to be merged, and click OK.This method merges the whole document by default, and the scope of merging cannot be selected. If we want to split do....