01-09-2020, 10:03 AM
Please see these posts:
https://zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/forum...p?tid=5665
https://zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/forum...p?tid=5957
MobileSheetsPro does not store information about deleted objects in the library, so it doesn't know when something was deleted off the device versus added to the cloud folder. It's not actively synchronizing every time you make a change, so it can't constantly update status like OneDrive or Dropbox. If you select a "Two-way" synchronization, then things will always be added. If you change the sync type to "Update Folder" (to update the cloud folder by upload all the changes), or "Update Device)" (to update the device by downloading all of the changes off the cloud folder), then you won't run into this issue. The device will be made to match the cloud folder (which is its own MobileSheets library essentially) or vice versa, which means you can only be updating one side at a time. With a cloud folder, this means don't push changes to the cloud folders from one device, then push changes to the cloud folder from another device before first grabbing the latest changes off the cloud folder, otherwise you would overwrite the changes from the first device).
Mike
https://zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/forum...p?tid=5665
https://zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/forum...p?tid=5957
MobileSheetsPro does not store information about deleted objects in the library, so it doesn't know when something was deleted off the device versus added to the cloud folder. It's not actively synchronizing every time you make a change, so it can't constantly update status like OneDrive or Dropbox. If you select a "Two-way" synchronization, then things will always be added. If you change the sync type to "Update Folder" (to update the cloud folder by upload all the changes), or "Update Device)" (to update the device by downloading all of the changes off the cloud folder), then you won't run into this issue. The device will be made to match the cloud folder (which is its own MobileSheets library essentially) or vice versa, which means you can only be updating one side at a time. With a cloud folder, this means don't push changes to the cloud folders from one device, then push changes to the cloud folder from another device before first grabbing the latest changes off the cloud folder, otherwise you would overwrite the changes from the first device).
Mike