Numbers is not Syncing with iCloud Drive

I'm having the same problem. Currently running OS X Yosemite and iOS 8.0.2, everything worked before final release of OS X, public beta it was perfect now nothing. I've tried making a new file on my iPhone but it doesn't upload and same on Mac

I found the solution on Yosemite!

Go to ~/Library/Application Support

Move the folder CloudDocs to the trash.

Kill the processes cloudd and bird using Activiy Monitor or Temrinal.

Your iCloud Drive starts downloading your stuff suddenly.

Stupid, Apple, stupid!!!

To cmaus: Not sure if it was your advice or the 8.1 update that fixed it, but thanks either way!

Cheers

Since up grade to iOS 8.1 everything seems to be working ok

I was having the same major issue with Numbers not syncing since upgrading to iCloud Drive. I have probabaly around 50 spreadsheets that I have been using without any major issues for a couple years. I upgraded to Yosemite, but that didn't solve anything. After toggling off iCloud Drive on my iOS devices multiple times, signing out of iCloud on them multiple times, and endlessly restarting my devices. This is what seemed to have solved ot for me. At least so far.

I am running OSX Yosemite on my iMac and iOS8.1 on my iPhone 5S and iPad Air.

I turned off iCloud Drive on my iOS devices.

Logged onto iCloud.com.

I opened every spreadsheet, and noticed that likely 90% or more of them had developed a sync conflict at some point. Not sure how that happened as I hadn't used some of these for many months. Also, the conflict had a spreadsheet from each device with the exact same timestamps. I chose to keep the iCloud version.

I opened each spreadsheet, and made a very slight modification to force it to save a new version.

Once every spreadsheet said that it was last updated "Today", I picked up my iOS devices and turned iCloud Drive back on. They began to download my entire library. This took a little longer than I thought it should have, but I was patient and waited for them to finish. Once they finished, I created a new spreadsheet from each device and named it based on what device i created it on. They all synced properly. Then I tested by opening different ones on different devices, and all the changes seem to be syncing properly now.

Maybe my iCloud Drive was getting hung up on all of the sync conflicts that I was unaware existed.

That's what worked for me this morning. Clearing up all of the sync conflicts.

Me too. There was yet another update to Pages and Numbers just before or on the same day as iOS 8.1 released. But after installing everything available on the release day of 8.1 (yesterday) my cloud documents fell in to sync. No more complaints about dups or triplicates, etc. I took the additional step of disabling the iCloud drive on my iOS devices and then re-enabling them after installing iOS 8.1. I did not purge the cloud cache on my Mac because it was the only device that was clearly in sync with iCloud.com. So for me, case closed. This appears to have been a migration glitch - possibly because I upgraded my iOS devices to use iCloud drive back when iOS 8 was installed and abandoned using iWork on the Mac until Yosemite arrived. it was after installing Yosemite that discovered that icloud.com and my iOS devices were not together. But all good now.

iPhone 5s with the latest iOS 8.1.

Numbers sheets not updating (hangs with the little green line & if you close the app then all you get is the up arrow the next time you open the app...)

It was doing this before I updated from 8.0.x to 8.1 & I thought when the new update would fix this but...

Same problem here. iOS 8.1 (iPhone and iPad). Yosemite on Macs.

iCloud Drive working OK on both my Macs. On iPad it doesn't sync. On iPhone it works every now and then, but even if it works it takes a long time to sync.

What I did and didn't solve:

- Signed off of my iCloud account on my iPad. Nothing changed. Had a lot of problems having the files in iCloud Drive to download back to Numbers. Edited a Numbers document and it didn't sync back to icloud. It keeps the black arrow like it will update but nothing happens.

- Signed off of iCloud on all my devices including iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro and iMac. Didn't solve anything.

- Currently restoring my iPad from scratch.

- My iPhone shows my files in Numbers, but I just created a new file on my Mac 30 minutes ago, checked iCloud.com and it's there. No syncing back to my iPhone though

yes same exact issue here - been dealing with a senior advisor for about two months now, and still no resolution.

I can confirm that the solution posted by CMAUS also worked for me. See this thread: Syncing Numbers spreadsheet from iOS to Mac ?

Having the same problem continues to say updating one spreadsheetbut it will continue to say that for a long time. The I go to www.icloud.com and it's never there. This has only been happening since the most recent updates of the iWork apps

Having same issue, as of yesterday... All devices running 8.2

Sorry others are having this problem, but good to know it's not just me. When I had this problem back in January, I followed these instructions: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6781030

It solve the syncing issue, and Numbers was syncing fine with iCloud across my iOS and OS X devices until about two days ago. Then the sync stopped working again. I tried the same solution a couple times. In both cases, it worked for a few hours, then the problem re-appeared. So still looking for a fix ...

Fix to add a new document and save it still works today. iPhone 6s & iOS 9.0.1

I am experiencing an issue of one Numbers document failing to sync in iCloud. I can see that it's trying, but it just doesn't make it. I tried the suggested fix from a link, a couple of posts above me, but that did not work. I created a new Numbers document from one of Apple's templates, and that would not upload.

I am running a late '09 macbook pro, OS X 10.11, one iPhone 6 +, one iPad 2, all with iOS 9.0.2

I realize that Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are still beta, but they've been beta forever. Come on Apple, either fix this so it works, or ditch it. I simply cannot rely on iCloud to keep my documents synced everywhere. Nice idea, but not ready for prime time. Back to Dropbox.