I Have been watching another thread:
It is a great function! But I encounter another trouble here:
Here is not any button to update the data, like this:
so, I could update xlsx link to xlsx file, but I cannot update the docx link to xlsx file, and also, when opening the docx file, ONLYOFFICE will not ask me whether to update the link.
I have tested the same files in M$ Office:
A full-function Excel is embedded in the Word window so that I can update the link to an external xlsx file.
I use this on my desktop editors of ONLYOFFICE and M$. But I guess it’s the same as the online version of ONLYOFFICE DOCS.
Also, the presentation links to xlsx file can not update either.
What I do, for now, is to make the files in ONLYOFFICE, and update operations in the M$ office.
So, Could you please add a data-update button in the embedded sheet editor window? or embed a full-function sheet editor above the sheet in a docx editor?
Hello @VincentYoung
Do I understand the issue scenario right?
I have created docx and xlsx files in MS > added a table in docx file > typed a few digits in a cell in xlsx file > copied cell > pasted in the table in docx file > paste options > link & keep source formatting. In this scenario, data updates by auto in MS (or via ‘Update link’ button in context menu).
Do I understand it right that you’re looking for the same feature in ONLYOFFICE editor?
Yes, you understand it right, it’s a little suggestion.
Thank you for your clarification. We’re checking the situation. I will update this thread as soon as possible.
Hello @VincentYoung
Thank you for pointing us to this situation. We have added your suggestion to internal tracksystem (internal number - 52752).
We have started working on it.
Hi Alexandre. Is there an update on the issue? I’d really like to implement this feature so I don’t have to reboot my laptop into windows every time I need to send my work report. Thanks.
Hello @magarciar
Unfortunately, no news so far. We are still working on it. We will update this thread once we have something to share.
