Description: Selecting the whole worksheet or a bunch of rows and double clicking on the cell indicator border doesn't set auto row height for the selected rows, nor does it invoking the "Optimal row height" menu, either by increasing the value or unticking the "Default value" checkbox. After manually setting auto height for the desired rows, saving the file and reopening again has the effect that all rows have a standard height again. The auto height setting is not remembered. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a worksheet with some cells that are several lines high. 2. Try to set auto height for all or several rows. (It fails.) 3. Manually set auto height for the rows that need it. 4. Save and reopen the file. Actual Results: Auto height setting is ignored on file open. Expected Results: Setting should be applied to all selected rows and remembered after saving the file. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
adding to Bug 125077 (row-height-regressions) - [META] regressions introduced by row height recalculation on document load
I confirm it happend on Windows on 6.2.
we can consider it a dupe of bug 123034 or bug 123971 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 123034 ***