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Feb 2, 2015 6:44 AM in response to xpeace9129by judysings,★HelpfulGood Morning, xpeace9129,
The resource below has some troubleshooting steps to try if your Numbers document is not appearing on all of your devices.
Numbers for iCloud beta: If a spreadsheet doesn’t appear in Numbers for iCloud beta
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12809Numbers for iCloud beta: If a spreadsheet doesn’t appear in Numbers for iCloud beta
If a Numbers spreadsheet created on an iOS device doesn’t appear
Check the following:
Make sure your device is connected to the Internet.
Verify that your iCloud account is set up on your iOS devices, and that iCloud Drive is turned on in each device’s iCloud settings. For more information, see this Apple Support article.
Verify that your iOS devices have iOS 8 and the latest version of Numbers installed.
Verify that iCloud is turned on for the Numbers app on each device where you want to access the spreadsheet. Tap Settings, then Numbers, then turn on iCloud.
Make sure the spreadsheet isn’t in the process of being uploaded. Open Numbers on your iOS device. If the spreadsheet appears with an upload pending icon
, it’s being uploaded. When the upload process is complete, the spreadsheet should appear in Numbers for iCloud beta. Verify that your iCloud account password is correct, and that it’s updated on your iOS devices and computers.
Check your remaining iCloud storage space on your iOS device. Tap Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup.
If you need additional space, you can either purchase more, or you can delete one or more of your spreadsheets stored in iCloud. For information on how to purchase storage, go to iCloud Help.
If a Numbers spreadsheet created on a Mac doesn’t appear
Check the items listed in the above task, as well as the following.
Make sure your Mac is connected to the Internet.
Verify that your iCloud account is set up on your computer, and that iCloud Drive is turned on in the iCloud pane of System Preferences. For more information, see this Apple Support article.
Make sure your Mac has OS X Yosemite (v10.10) and the latest version of Numbers installed.
Make sure the spreadsheet isn’t in the process of being uploaded. Open Numbers on your Mac, or choose File > Open if Numbers is already open. If the spreadsheet appears with a small iCloud icon or the word waiting next to it, it’s being uploaded. When the upload process is complete, the spreadsheet should appear in Numbers on your iOS device and in Numbers for iCloud beta.
Make sure the spreadsheet isn’t an unsupported file type. Currently, Numbers for iCloud beta supports only Numbers, Microsoft Excel, or CSV file types.
If you can’t find the answer to your question here (or in the topics to the left), visit the Numbers for iCloud beta Support website.
Last Modified: Oct 3, 2014Have a great day!
- Judy
