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SpreadsheetsBy the Nodary team

One spreadsheet. Room for everyone’s changes.

Update a budget while a teammate adds a note. Changes to different cells now combine, and surviving rows keep their identity when the sheet changes around them.

Nodary demonstration spreadsheet in dark mode with deliverables, costs, statuses and a selected budget formula
Inside Nodary · Demonstration data

A shared budget is rarely one person’s job. Someone updates the cost, someone else adds a note, and the plan keeps moving. Nodary now combines changes to separate cells inside the same spreadsheet.

Keep both contributions

In collaborative editing, each changed cell is shared separately. Updating a cost and a note from the same starting grid keeps both values, even when the updates arrive later. The classic editor also combines compatible changes to separate cells when saving.

Keep changes on the right row

Rows and columns retain their identity as the sheet changes. Removing the first row while a colleague edits the next one keeps the edit on that surviving row. Concurrent row and column additions in collaborative mode have separate identities, and moving the spreadsheet block keeps its shared cells.

Keep the rest of your workflow

Formulas, column settings and CSV export still use the same spreadsheet. Undo inside the module keeps received changes to other cells. Saving and recovery continues to distinguish a device copy from a confirmed online save, with a downloadable copy when a write cannot be completed.

Try it in your workflow

  1. Open a document with a spreadsheet in a workspace where you and a teammate can edit.
  2. Change different cells, leave the input to commit each edit, and wait for Saved online.
  3. Check the combined values in both sessions. The public example below lets you explore the spreadsheet controls; shared editing requires a signed-in document.
Try the example

Two simultaneous edits to the same cell retain one complete value in collaborative mode; they do not merge characters inside a formula. The classic editor requests conflict review when both versions change that cell. Deleting a row or column removes its cells, including edits to those deleted cells. Some overlapping structural changes in classic mode still need review. Undo checks changes already received. If an older tab asks for the updated editor, keep that tab open, download any pending copy and open the document in a new tab. The public demonstration is local and resets on reload.

Keep exploring

The Home of Frostline Studio, a fictional games studio, in Nodary: under Your projects, the name of Project Kestrel has turned into a field holding the new name, Glasswing, typed in place beside its 3 documents, with Ember Tactics and Tidewater below and the documents to jump back into above.
Teams and access

Rename a workspace or a project where you see its name.

Press F2 on a project’s or a workspace’s name, or choose Rename in its menu, and the name becomes a field where it stands: on Home, in the top bar, on the map, in Columns or from Ctrl+K. Every open tab follows, and the team’s history keeps each rename.

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Design pillars of Saltmarrow, a fictional sample project, in Nodary’s editor, opened from the map: Back to the map · Vision at the start of the header, the words “The tide is the clock” selected in a heading with the bubble above them offering B, I, U, S, Link and Turn into, then Clarify, Shorten, Tone and Comment, and below, a list whose items keep their bold “Do:” and “Don’t:”.
Documents

Write by hand, with the keys you already know.

A new document has a line to type on, bold and links stay in lists and tables, a bubble formats what you select and the shortcuts of other editors work. The way back from a document names where it goes, and gets there.

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