Description:
Row heights are automatically set to large values if the font size is set to a large number. However, smaller-than-normal font sizes do not reduce the row height below the starting value.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Make a new Calc file. 
2. Select all the cells. 
3. Observe start font size 10 (row height 0.18"). 
4. Set font size to 14 (observe row height 0.24").
4. Set font size to 6 (observe row height 0.18"). 

Actual Results:
Font size 10 and any smaller font size all generate the same row height (0.18"). 

Expected Results:
Smaller font sizes (e.g., below 10) should generate correspondingly smaller row heights (symmetric with large font sizes generating larger row heights). 


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
The steps above use direct formatting of the cells; the same behavior is seen if we modify font size in the styles (including default style). Manually selecting Optimal Row Height also does not change the row height from these results. 

As a consequence, if the user wants to fit more rows on a page using a small font, then we must manually determine and set an appropriate row height for that purpose.