Description: When the Find Bar is displayed, and the cursor is in the text entry field, Cmd-G finds the next match, and Shift-Cmd-G finds the previous. When the cursor is in a cell of the spreadsheet with the Find Bar displayed, Cmd-G finds the previous match and Shift-Cmd-G does nothing. When the Find Bar is not displayed, Cmd-G finds the next match and Shift-Cmd-G does does nothing. Correct behavior: Cmd-G should always find the next match and Shift-Cmd-G should always find the previous match, regardless of the display of the Find Bar and regardless of where the cursor is focused. Steps to Reproduce: See description of problem. Actual Results: See description of problem. Expected Results: See description of problem. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: SpreadsheetDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Mac OS X (All) OS is 64bit: no
I am getting the same results, the bug is still present in 7.0.3.0.0+ Find Bar Displayed + Cursor in text entry field: Both Cmd-G, and Cmd-Shift-G work properly Find Bar Displayed + Cursor NOT in text entry field: Cmd-G works, Cmd-Shift-G does NOT Find Bar Hidden: Cmd-G works, Cmd-Shift-G does NOT Or if it helps anybody to read it this way instead Cmd-Shift-G does not work when the find bar is hidden OR when the find bar is open and the selection is on a cell MacOS High Sierra: 10.13.6 LibreOffice Version: 7.0.3.0.0+ Build ID: d2cf0df6696e42c36b2de4ca5548da6e656f08c5