AVERAGE function quickly average data

In WPS Spreadsheet, we can use the AVERAGE function to quickly find the average value of a set of data quickly. It is often used to calculate average wages, average sales, and so on. Take this table as an example. We now need to find the average sales of the bakery this week. After we click cell D4, click Insert Function, and enter AVERAGE in the Search for Function of the dialog box. Click the OK button, and then the Function Arguments dialog box will pop up. The data we filled in Num....

How to quickly locate and replace data

When processing data in a Spreadsheet, we somtimes quickly need to locate the data among various data, or modify incorrect data in bulk. It would be convenient to use the Find and replace fucntion in WPS Spreadsheet. This video could be used in Microsoft Office Excel and Openoffice. Take the following table as an example, which records students’ grades on various subjects. Supposed that we want to find the E grade from the sheet. 1. Select all those ranges of cells that we want to find....

Change horizontal data to vertical and make data clearer

In our daily work, we may encounter some table data with a vertical layout. Using the proper layout style for different tables will make it more convenient for us to check data. So how can we change horizontal data to vertical?1. First, we use the shortcut key Ctrl+A to select all the contents in the table.2. Then use Ctrl+C to copy the selected cell range. 3. Right-click and select the Paste Special option.4. Select Transpose in the popup menu. Then the horizontal data will immediatel....

Quickly filter classified data

How to quickly extract data of a certain category from a large amount of data? The filtering feature of WPS Office can help us to do it quickly. Take this table as an example. How are we going to filter out the data of New York? 1. Select any cell in the list.2. Click the Home tab.3. Click the AutoFilter drop-down button or use the shortcut key CTRL+Shift+L to set. Then the data list will enter the filtering state. 4. Click the gray inverted triangle arrow in the header cell of Branch,....

Quickly locate and view data

When using WPS Spreadsheet, we often need to locate a cell or a cell range to view data. If the table contains a lot of data, it will be very troublesome to look up the target cell or cell range by dragging the scroll bar with the mouse. Now, we are going to introduce three options to quickly locate cells.· Option 1 Ctrl+Home key can help us quickly locate the first cell of this table.Ctrl+End key can help us quickly locate the last cell of this table. We are locating at cell O56. Pres....

How to consolidate data in WPS Spreadsheet

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....

Text to Columns: Sort data quickly

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....

How to group data in a spreadsheet

When using WPS Spreadsheets to process data reports, grouping data in proper ways can present data more clearly and boost our productivity. The spreadsheet in this example presents a company's sales performance during the first half of a year. To make it more convenient for data viewing, we can group the data belonging to the same category. 1. Select cells of Column B and Column K. 2. Get into the Data tab, and click the Group button. (Tips: You can also press the shortcut keys Shi....