This occurs because the spreadsheet is shared by the apps, but the photos are not. If you look into the spreadsheet, you will see that the image paths in the image columns are not absolute paths, i.e. they do not specify the full path from the root of your Google drive (or you cloud storage provider) to the folder where the images are stored. Instead, the paths are relative to the default folder of the app. This means that the image folder is stored inside the appโs default folder. Since each app will have their own default folder, the images for the apps will be stored in 2 different places. In your case, since the images are captured with App1, they will be stored in the folder of App1. However, because App2 will attempt to look for the images in its own folder, it will not be able to load the images. To fix this, you will need to configure the apps to share the same default folder. In the Info > Properties tab in the app editor, expand the App Properties section, and change the โDefault app folderโ settings of both apps to the same folder. Then make sure that the folder that stores the images is stored inside this shared default folder.
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