Numbers for iCloud kerning is way too tight?

I'm trying to use Numbers for iCloud and it's working but the kerning all the text is MAJOR tight. Letters are overlapping each other.
This is the default first time ever opening the app appearance and I can't imagine it's supposed to look like that.
Any ideas on what's wrong? Using Safari 8.0.2 with OS 10.10.1

TrungPhung wrote:
Can you give me concrete detail about what you was saying ?
I still dont understand how to solve this case
On your Mac, open Numbers, the do File > Open and choose icloud and see if you can find the missing document there.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5663
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When I try to share a Numbers spreadsheet with other Mac users, (via iMessages) it doesn't open on Numbers app but instead on Numbers for iCloud beta, on their browser. and worse all the letters appear out of format and unreadable.
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