No matter you are a student, teacher, or business professionals, you can create and edit documents efficiently by WPS Writer as text editors. Do you still jump back and forth between two documents when you need to compare the revision between them? At this time, we can place the two documents in the same interface with the help of View Side by Side. Let's take these two documents as an example, one is the original document, and the other is the revised document. Open either of thes....

When viewing a worksheet with a large amounts of data in the WPS Spreadsheet, we can't see the title row if we drag the scroll bar. Therefore, we won't be able to know exactly what each column of data represents. So how can we freeze a row or column for us to check it more conveniently? Today I'm going to introduce you to a practical feature, Freeze Panes. Take this table as an example. Click the Home tab, then click the Freeze Panes button. You can see that there are three....

When using WPS Writer to create a layout in Word, we sometimes may want to split the content into two columns. So how are we going to make it? First click the upper tab Page Layout and click Columns. At this time, you can directly select whether you want to spilt the content into one column (One), two columns (Two), or three columns (Three).If you need to customize the column settings, just click More Columns to view more detailed options. There are five column styles in Preset, namely....

When several pieces of information are filled in one cell, we often need to split it into multiple columns, and both WPS Spreadsheets and Microsoft Excel support splitting columns. Take this table as an example. In Microsoft Excel, we select the cell range of A2:A11, click the Data tab, click Text to Columns, and we can choose Delimited or Text Width to split columns manually. In addition to this original method, WPS Spreadsheets has a new feature, namely, Smart Split Columns. It has t....

When creating tables, we sometimes need to import data from outside, and this data often requires secondary classification processing. We now want to classify the data in the table into Name, Age and Telephone. So how can we do that?1. We select column A, click the Data tab.2. Click the Text to Columns drop-down button. 3. Then select the Text to Columns option in the drop-down menu.In the popup dialog box, we can see two options.+One is Delimited. Here, we can use symbols as the basis....