Problems viewing a sheet on original macbook air

i have created a spreadsheet using numbers on my macbook pro (mt. Lion) and saved it to a usb drive to use with my macbook air (original)
running mt lion.
When I open the file on the air, numbers encounters no problems and opens the document with all of it's tables and sheets but none of them are visible.
am i missing something?

I have also reinstalled Lion 3X, and SL 3x,

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