How to draw a column chart in WPS Spreadsheet

A Column chart can help us to visually compare data differences and is also one of the chart styles often used in work.Take this table as an example, how can we quickly compare the differences in sales of each country each country's sales? 1. Click Insert, click Chart, and click Column.2. Click the column with the mouse, and then the editing window will pop up on the right. Then, we can modify the color of the column in FILL&LINE. 3. Click SERIES. We can adjust the gap between the....

How to set up a slideshow in WPS Presentation

Before we preview or make a presentation with slides, we should set up the slideshow in advance. So, how are we going to set it? Take these slides as an example. We first need to click the Slide Show tab at the top and then click the Set Up Show drop-down button. Here, we can set the slideshow as Manual or Auto.If we want to customize the slideshow settings, click the Set Up Show button. In the popup Set Up Show dialog box, we can also set the show type, multiple monitors, etc... In Sh....

Use SUM function to quickly calculate the sum

The SUM function is commonly used when we process data with WPS Spreadsheet.Use the SUM function values in certain cells. Take this worksheet as an example. How can we sum the values in the yellow-filled cells? 1. Click the Insert Function button in the Formula tab.2. Insert the SUM function from the selection box.3. We can also click the SUM option in the AutoSum dropdown list in this step. Then, there will be a popup dialog titled Function Arguments, where Number means the range to r....

Use the shortcut Alt+= to quickly sum

In tables, we often have to perform summation operations. Using the function to sum and then filling the cells with the fill handle is too troublesome. However, the sum shortcut Alt+= can help us quickly sum. Take this table as an example. We need to sum the column data of the table, just select the sum range B16:F16, then press the shortcut Alt+= to quickly complete the summation.Similarly, if we want to sum the row data, we can simply select the range G2:G15 that needs to be summed a....

How to use the fast calculation function of table in WPS Writer

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....

SUBTOTAL function: Calculate the data with the hidden value

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....

The SUMPRODUCT function for quick calculation of total sales

When using WPS Spreadsheets to process data, it is convenient to use the SUMPRODUCT function to multiply data and then sum the results that we get. The spreadsheet for demonstration records sales amounts and prices of clothes in different cities. What can we do for a quick calculation of the total sales in all cities? The SUMPRODUCT function can realize it. This video could be also used in Microsoft Office Excel and Openoffice. Place the cursor in cell F5. Then, click Insert Formula i....

Why error message #NULL! occurs and how to solve it

You may not know what to do if the error message "#NULL!" occurs when carrying out calculations in a table. Today, I'll talk about why the error message #NULL! occurs and how to solve it. In general, the error message "#NULL!" is caused by the lack of the reference operator in references, resulting in an empty range of references. · The formula references continuous cell range without the correct reference operator.Take this table as an example. If we want to sum up the company'....