My guess is that if both files are placed in your ASD, you will be able to open both of them.
Looks like you need to use SAF, if you want to use /Documents with files not created/owned by the app.
The filePicker will get the content uri for the files, but you need to use the SAF extension (or some other SAF method) to open them.
App generate csv file using this block
and i want user to reuse it or open any csv file in his phone
Do your blocks work ?
(If not, it may be better to use Legacy instead of Shared....)
if you store the file with your own app, then later you can access it again easily
however it you stored it with another app, then you need SAF...
everyting is explained here
Taifun
Yes it work and i can export csv without problems
As you are storing the csv files in your ASD, you also could use the FileList method from the file extension to get a list of your stored files and pick one of them without having to copy them to shared storage...
Taifun
See this example
See also
Taifun
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