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Yes of course. But then do those dynamic images serve any purpose on a spreadsheet ? If a user needs a dynamic image he can download it to his own machine and u
by chr13 13y ago
Yes of course. But then do those dynamic images serve any purpose on a spreadsheet ? If a user needs a dynamic image he can download it to his own machine and upload it. Of course if he need many dynamic images, then that's another question.
- mschuster91 13y agoI've seen people use Excel with millimetre-scaled columns for creating bills and other documents instead of using Word, no joke. You see a surprisingly high amount of excel-based bill templates - and you may want to hotlink the company logo or a signature.
- userbinator 13y ago> If a user needs a dynamic image he can download it to his own machine and upload it. Doesn't that somewhat defeat the purpose of a dynamic image?
- yeukhon 13y agoThe reason I use Google docs is to use Google to fetch and do the rendering for me. I don't include images in my spreadsheet but I certainly think some people do. It's a feature. Moreover, the issue is not about the feature, it's whether Google should limit the number of requests made per image. From other comments it seems like Google is hitting each image hundreds or even thousands of times. I suspect this is for cache? If that's the case, Google should look at better way to handle it. A single fetch and propagate to closest zone should be enough. But this is not a reason to limit the feature (eliminating parameter query).