Online help for numbers.

Is it possible to download the online user help for numbers on to my Ipad so I have help when not connected to the internet

Hi, Feroxjock,
The good news is that the function help is always avalable within the app.
But no, there is no offline help at the moment.
Let them know what you think.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/numbers_ios.html
Quinn

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