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Excel worksheet not displaying correctly.
Hello I’m using Dropbox app version 334.2.2 on an IPad eith IOS 16.5.1
Since 2 weeks ago when selecting an Excel file from the Dropbox home page, I notice the “Open” button is missing, and the...
Thanks, that's helpful. I think I've narrowed down some of the issues around the linkified text and issues with font sizes; I'll try to update this thread when I have more information.
For the hidden columns part, this is a little more complicated; how we generate these previews seems to have this as an innate problem. For the moment you can tap that pencil icon in the bottom toolbar (it may also look like a box with an arrow coming out of it) which will open the current document in Excel for iOS. I know this isn't a great solution, but I hope it works around this issue for you for now.
zacw
Dropbox Engineer
Dropbox EngineerI see a few issues happening here, so I'm going to list them separately to make sure I understand them all:
- Hidden columns are not hiding themselves in the preview
- Certain text features are being linkified to e.g. allow creating a calendar entry from the text
- The font size in a few rows is incorrect relative to the rest of the document
The iOS app did change how it previews spreadsheets and it should more closely match how Excel would print the document. However, it does look like at least some of these are not behaving as expected. Could you share the test file you're showing in screenshots here? It would be very useful to investigate it.
Hi Zacw, yes you have summarised correctly.
Here is the link to the Excel file in the screenshots:-
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0rkeyaafxeih6az/Hidden%20columns.xlsx?dl=0
- zacw
Thanks, that's helpful. I think I've narrowed down some of the issues around the linkified text and issues with font sizes; I'll try to update this thread when I have more information.
For the hidden columns part, this is a little more complicated; how we generate these previews seems to have this as an innate problem. For the moment you can tap that pencil icon in the bottom toolbar (it may also look like a box with an arrow coming out of it) which will open the current document in Excel for iOS. I know this isn't a great solution, but I hope it works around this issue for you for now.
