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When using WPS Spreadsheet to process data, we can customize cell format with codes. In this video, you will learn about several practical codes for custom cell format. Take the worksheet here as an example. Select Column E, right-click on it and choose Format Cells in the menu. You can also use the shortcut key Ctrl+1 to pop up the dialog. Get into the tab of "Custom". Then we can see "m/d/yyyy" in the input box. Here "m", "d", and "yyyy"are respectively placeholders for month, day, a....

Today, we are going to show you the usage of the Rows and Columns tool in the WPS Spreadsheet. This tool can help us set the rows and columns of cells and make our work easier with WPS Spreadsheet like Microsoft Excel. Take this table as an example. We need to adjust the row height and column width of the current table.1. Select all tables, click the Home tab, and click Rows and Columns. Select AutoFit Row Height and AutoFit Columns Width. The WPS Spreadsheet will automatically adjust ....

When we use WPS Spreadsheet to enter data, we often need to convert between the general and the special format. So let's take a look at what is the general format of cells, what is the difference between them, and how we can convert them. Take this table as an example. The cell contents in the first row of this table are all in the General format. The General format means that the contents of the cells are simply expressed in numerical form. The second row of the table is in a spec....

Comparing and analyzing similar data is something we have to do. Today, we will look at how to customize the formats to show data changes.Take this table as an example. Subtract the data of 2018 from that of 2019 to get the difference. Positive numbers show progress, while negative numbers indicate underperformance and entail attention.To better illustrate, we want to display the increase in green and highlight the decrease in red with a * symbol. Right-click the data area and choose F....

Take this table as an example. When using the SUM function to do summations, we may find two rows hidden in the table, but the result of the summation still includes the hidden value. So how can we calculate the data containing hidden values and get a result that does not include the hidden values? This video can help us and it can be also used in Microsoft Office Excel and Openoffice. In this case, we can use the SUBTOTAL function. Next, we are going to show you the usage of the SUBTO....

Are you still checking table data one by one? Here are two practical methods that can help us find data difference items quickly. Take this table as an example. How can we do it, if we want to quickly find out the data difference items in the rows from Database1 to Database4? First, we select the cell range, then click the Home tab, and click the Find and Replace drop-down button. Select the Go To option under the drop-down menu, or we can also use the shortcut key Ctrl+G to open the d....