A table of contents, also called TOC, is a significant part of an article. It can help readers to get the outline quickly and locate the target part. In WPS, we can insert a table of contents in a convenient way. Click the blank page inserted at the beginning of the article. Get into the Reference tab, and click Table of Contents. In the dropdown menu, we can choose from three styles of the table of contents, which presents in different layouts. Since we have "Heading 1", "Heading 2", ....

When we encounter many blank rows in a table, it can be troublesome to delete them one by one. Then how can we accurately delete all the blank rows in batches at once? We click the Home tab, find the Find and Replace drop-down button under the tab, and choose the Go To option. Or we can use the shortcut key Ctrl+G to open the dialog box.In the Go To dialog box, check the Blanks option, and then click Go To. We can see that all the blank rows are selected. Click the right mouse button, ....

You know what? In WPS Writer, not only can we perform simple calculations on the table data, but apply the formulas of built-in functions. Here are a few commonly used functions for you to explore. Take this table as an example. Assume that we want to count how many Expense there are in the whole table. We can use the COUNT function to count the number of data in the table.Tips: The COUNT function in WPS can only be applied in counting number data, while the empty cells, logical value....

Do you know how to perform statistical operations on tabular data inserted in a document? It teaches you to perform quick calculations in a document in one minute.For example, let's say we want to figure out the total sales of small businesses in Q1 for all regions.First of all, insert a total column on the right of the table,select the data cell of row Q1, click the Table Tools tab, click the Fast Calculation drop-down button, and select Sum to calculate the Sum of the data in thi....

After we create the table in a document, we can adjust the size of the cells and the position of the text in the table.Take this table as an example. We move the mouse cursor to where the table is located and click the cross button in the upper left corner to select all cells. Click the Table Tools tab and the Table Properties button, then a dialog box will pop up.In the Cell tab, find Size and check Preferred width. We can also adjust the width of all cells after entering the value ac....