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ODT import and export for Docs is already being tested internally. coming soon to everyone! - dani
learn more about the docs/sheets roadmap for the second half of 2026: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/s/EGJwpePzwO
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Duplicate, and not currently possible to implement per this thread: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/50778653-preview-and-open-odt-opendocument-text-files
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I find it interesting that the only option when downloading the file from Drive is docx instead of an open file format. We should at least be able to change this to something open and portable like Markdown (which, from memory, Standard Notes note entries are built upon).
I want to move away from having dozens of Word documents, not more of them.
(To be fair, there are more file types available if downloading a document from within Docs instead of Drive.)
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From the lead dev on Discord (https://discord.com/channels/1178303648443416576/1446131971381137529/1446158781820960911):
“ not for now - we take privacy very seriously which means we don't ever see your file on the server, it's all client-side. unfortunately there are no libraries whatsoever for ODT processing for browsers, and making one is a pretty large effort we do not have the resources for right now.”
So I guess for now the process needs to be OpenDocument format > MS Office format > Proton Docs// Sheets.
Not sure about ODF, but so far I’ve had reasonable success copying the text of Google Sheet and pasting it with formatting into Proton Sheets.
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To clarify, if you select Data > Data validation, there’s a button to add a named range. It doesn’t. It adds a data validation rule. This request is for the type of named range feature like what’s available in Excel or Google Sheets.