When editing WPS presentation files, we will inevitably need to enter some symbols that cannot be directly entered through the keyboard. So, how can we insert the special symbols as needed? Take the slides as an example. To facilitate statistics, we want to tick the box after the tourist attractions we have already visited. Click where we want to insert the symbol, click the Insert tab and the Symbol drop-down button. Here, we can see Recently Used Symbols and Custom Symbols. These are....

Today I will introduce you to introductory calculation of functions, namely addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. In the table, there are three ways to enter the function, respectively, input in the formula bar input in the cell and click Insert Function. So how can we do elementary arithmetic in the table? We can enter the corresponding symbol for the operation in the formula bar or cells. Take this table as an example, we enter "= A2 + B2" in cell C2, press the Enter ke....

When using tables to enter data, if we often need to enter symbols, we can set shortcut keys for commonly used symbols, which can improve our work efficiency. Take this size chart as an example. We need to enter the length unit cm multiple times, so how can we get a quick input? Click the Home tab, and the Symbol drop-down button, then click More Symbol to pop up a dialog box. Click the Custom Symbols tab, and then we can see that there are many system-defined symbols, including the cm....

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....

When calculating data with WPS Spreadsheet, the error message #DIV/0! will come to us from time to time.What caused the mistake? And how can we remove it? Take this table as an example. For example, when we want to calculate the unit price of pencils, we can enter =C3/D3 in cell E3, and the calculation result will show the error value #DIV/0! This is because, in this division operation, the denominator is 0, which leads to the calculation error. When we drop down and fill in the calcul....