And for documents stored in iCloud you can go File > Open and in the list that appears drag a document on top of another to create a folder, very similar to the way you create a folder in iOS. Here both 'Untitled 2' and 'Untitled' originally were at the top level. I dragged on top of the other and this appeared. I can now change the folder name by right-clicking and choosing Rename.

Rounds a number away from zero to the nearest multiple of the specified factor. Returns the number of different ways you can combine a number of items into groups of a specific size, ignoring the order within the groups. Rounds a number away from zero to the next even number. Numbers 3.0 on the Mac does not have forms. But with the bigger screen area, adding and editing data right in a table can be more efficient. One notable exception, I think, is if you are entering longish text values. Under the hood, the animate function is called which renders the frame and passes the frames to a renderer functions which takes care of combining them to the final animation. The default renderer is gifskirenderer which returns a gifimage object which is a simple wrapper around a path to a gif file. Animate your data with new interactive column, bar, scatter, and bubble charts. Easily filter through large tables. Automatically format cells based on numbers, text, dates, and durations with new.

Documents stored in iCloud are also stored locally at Library > Mobile Documents > com~apple~Numbers. You can go there in Finder by holding down the option key and choosing Go from the menu, then creating a folder the usual Mac way as Ian describes. But I use the File > Open and drag method to avoid jynxing iCloud sync.

SG

Mar 8, 2014 5:08 AM

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