Description: Scrolling vertically should not skip rows. Sometimes, I eyeball for something and scroll through a document. I did this by using PageUp and PageDown. Calc sometimes overlaps rows between screensful and sometimes skips a row or more. Overlapping is not as inconvenient but the possibility of skipping rows means I have to read a row number before and after every keypress. I suppose I could automate the process, but then I'd have to write the automation function, and that would take time, when I should just keyboard my way through. Some other programs offer more consistent treatment when scrolling similarly. In Calc, I did not check by scrolling horizontally for columns. Steps to Reproduce: 1. In Calc, create a spreadsheet with several screensful of data. 2. Scroll vertically one screenful at a time, but eyeball the row number before and after each click to see if you're skipping any rows. Actual Results: Sometimes skips rows (so we have to scroll back to see what was out of sight) and sometimes overlaps rows. Expected Results: No rows being skipped in view. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No -- hadn't set it in the first place, installation being new and by default. Additional Info: Consistency helps. Best is either a one-row overlap or exactly no overlap and no skip. User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Fedora; Linux x86_64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0
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Solved, apparently. The problem did not replicate. I have a newer LO Calc (v5.3.4.1) and a newer OS (Fedora 26 live).