Numbers for iPad can now open comma-delimited (also known as CSV) files from a message sent to the iPads Mail app.
3Know What You Import
The dummy screen that Numbers for iPad displays while importing a document will show an icon that tells you what kind of file it is; in this case, CSV.
4No Fuss, No Muss
Once the CSV file is in Numbers, you can work with it like any other spreadsheet; change cell formats, adjust cell sizes or perform other tasks.
5Import Isn’t Quite Seamless
Although Apple has resolved some problems with spreadsheet import, Numbers for iPad doesnt have the range of fonts that its desktop version does, and will force the display of hidden columns.
6Work with Remote Files
The new release of Numbers for iPad allows one to access files stored on the iDisk component of Apples Mobile Me service, or another WebDAV-based hosting service.
7Share Spreadsheets Simply
Numbers for iPad can save files to iDisk, another WebDAV service or the public beta of Apples iWork.com service.
8The iPad Soft Keyboard
The iPads soft keyboard can edit cells, but is useless for navigating from one cell to another.
9Apple’s Wireless Keyboard Is an Incomplete Solution
Although the Apple Wireless Keyboard works well with the other iWork for iPad applications, for some reason, its arrow keys dont work for navigating between cells.
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