I've created a very complex Excel Workbook for tracking fitness workouts. In order to make it look physically appealing and beautiful to clients. I added arrows and graphics into it. Then I uploaded it to Google Sheets where my clients and myself can both share access to it. But all of the graphics are ridiculously messed up in Google Sheets. ALL OF THEM. They scattered all over the place. None of the formatting stayed in place.
Even worse than that, I went into Google Sheet and I manually moved all of the graphics back into place. One by one. I moved each one back to where it's meant to be. Google Sheets is supposed to save all changes automatically. But apparently not. Because as soon as I left Google Sheet and went back into it again, all the graphics were completely messed up again. Even after I manually moved each one back into its position. So apparently it can't save any changes made to graphics.
The graphics are under the sheets called VO2 MAX STATS, SLED STATS, LIFTING STATS.
THE LINK TO THE EXCEL WORKBOOK IN DROPBOX. JUST SO YOU CAN SEE HOW IT ORIGINALLY LOOKS IN EXCEL. ALL THE GRAPHICS SHOULD APPEAR IN THE CORRECT POSITION WHEN VIEWED IN EXCEL. VIEW IT IN EXCEL FIRST.
SCREENSHOT FROM EXCEL (FORMATTING IN PLACE).
NOW, VIEW IT IN GOOGLE SHEETS WITH THIS LINK. YOU CAN SEE HOW BADLY MESSED IT IS. EVEN THOUGH I MANUALLY MOVED THE GRAPHICS BACK IN POSITION IN GOOGLE SHEETS. IT DID NOT SAVE A SINGLE CHANGE.
SCREENSHOT FROM GOOGLE SHEETS (ALL MESSED UP).
THE QUESTION IS...
How do I get the formatting to stay in position? Google Sheets is supposed to be very Excel friendly. It's essentially Google's version of Excel. But apparently that doesn't apply to any graphics, nor does it save changes made to graphics like positioning. If their positioning can't be fixed or saved, then I'll just have to delete all graphics.
Best regards,
Alexander