AQ_OC
iPF Novice
Here is your solution, phonegeek. Ditch that documents to go app. Get onlive desktop plus. Then you can open your document in excel and work with it here. You're expecting true Excel functionality from an app. Not likely to happen (though I do agree it would be better than what your video shows).
Hopefully, MS will release some real Office apps for the iPad. This is not an iPad problem, it's a app problem. Also, expecting true compatibiity of office on any mobile device, including Android tablets, is a joke. If you really want office get a Windows 7 or 8 tablet like the Samsung Series Slate. It will cost you more, but you will have zero compromises.
Other options are to see if you can load that spreadsheet into Numbers, an Apple app for working with spreadsheets.
You can try out Onlive Desktop for free.
Hopefully, MS will release some real Office apps for the iPad. This is not an iPad problem, it's a app problem. Also, expecting true compatibiity of office on any mobile device, including Android tablets, is a joke. If you really want office get a Windows 7 or 8 tablet like the Samsung Series Slate. It will cost you more, but you will have zero compromises.
Other options are to see if you can load that spreadsheet into Numbers, an Apple app for working with spreadsheets.
You can try out Onlive Desktop for free.