When you do online work in a mobile application, loss of connection will be displayed as a message of No connection. You can still edit recent files or create new ones. This means that you can continue with the automatically created offline version of your file, or manually create another copy of the your file, which, when you resume the Internet connection, will be synchronized with the cloud.
After working offline, when an Internet connection appears, your offline version of the file itself automatically synchronizes with the version located in the cloud. The only thing is that in the final file all changes made at the time of synchronization will be recorded.
For example:
In the morning your offline file in a mobile application without an internet connection looked like this:
A1 | Text1 | 1.2
A2 | Text2 | 3.4
A3 |
At lunch, working on a desktop with an Internet connection, your file looked like this:
A1 |
A2 | Text3 | 5.6
A3 |
A4 | Text4
In the evening after dinner, you reopened the file on your mobile application, but found that there is no Internet connection. After you reconnected, there was a file sync in the cloud.
In the end, both in the cloud and on the mobile device, your file will look:
A1 | Text1 | 1.2
A2 | Text3 | 5.6
A3 |
A4 | Text4
i.e. online file version synchronized with the latest changes.
However, I browser version, You can try to click on Last edit was N minutes ago message and after that it will open Version history page, where you can see all the changes that have occurred to the file in time.
