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.DOC files in Dropbox load with 0 item, when they should be 1.2.

Have word DOC's loaded into Dropbox with table content with a column containing ITEM numbers, these show in Dropbox OR when printed from Dropbox as:

when they should be 1.2 etc.

If you save the file to local PC and print the correct "features" of ITEMS are printed.

Why would the be ?

Thank You

Terry

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kiwifagan

Thank you everyone, the solution, in my case/screen setup, required right click on the document.

Again thank you for your assistance.

Terry

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Mark

The Dropbox website only displays a preview, like all web services this isn't always perfect.

However, what happens if you open it in Excel for web on the Dropbox site?

kiwifagan

Tks Mark,

Are you referring to O365 for the excel, I don't see excel on DB. I don't use O365

Rich

@kiwifagan wrote:
Are you referring to O365 for the excel, I don't see excel on DB. I don't use O365

Mark is referring to the option of opening a document within Word for the web.

kiwifagan

Thank you everyone, the solution, in my case/screen setup, required right click on the document.

Again thank you for your assistance.

Terry

Theresa

Hi Terry @kiwifagan I am glad to hear you issue has been resolved with our amazing Super Users @Rich & @Mark ✨

I’d love to hear how you use Dropbox! If you’re open to sharing, I’m all ears. 🤓

I’m always curious to learn about different workflows, and who knows, we may have some tips to share with you or maybe inspire suggestions that we can bring to our internal team!

Thanks so much,

T 😺 (Dropbox Community Manager)

kiwifagan

Hi T_theresa,

Dropbox for me is for receiving correspondence to/from a community group I am involve with; Mens Shed organisation.

Occasionally sharing photos with family members.

Terry (kiwifagan)

Theresa

Thank you for sharing Terry. It's always so great hearing how people use Dropbox.

The Men's Shed is really amazing group for every community and is also very popular among gentlemen here in Ireland!

I hope to see you around the Dropbox Community soon!

T 😺 (Dropbox Community Manager)