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jad007
Explorer | Level 4
7 years ago

Excel keep opening an old version of a file

Hi all.   I use a tablet (Samsung) to open excel 'quote sheets' that are stored on dropbox. I always open the same file then use the 'save as' to save it under the customer's name. The problem is ...
  • Sanchez's avatar
    Sanchez
    7 years ago
    Hey jad007

    Just to be clear:

    • you’re locating the offline file in using our app 

    • then you're using the Open With option to open it with Excel

    • you edit the file and Save it, by tapping on Save (not save as a new name)

    • you are connected to the internet, and the file updates it’s online copy

    Keep in mind that while you’re on a WiFi connection, the changes will automatically sync to your online account. If you’re on a cellular/mobile network only, you must update the file manually by going to the Offline Files and tapping Update all. 

    Can you please confirm that you’re following the above steps, and then let me know the outcome? 

    Also, please make sure that your devices are fully updated with operating system updates, that you’re on the latest version of our mobile app, and that your Microsoft Office app is on the latest version. 

    Let me know.
    Thanks! 
     
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