Description: Trying to copy and paste a cell with in the same sheet. When the cell is pasted into a new row, that entire row height reduces size to match the 12pt text. I did test this and confirmed that the adjustment varies according to different text sizes within the same .30" row. FYI, This functions properly in ODF, just not xlsx. 1 Create New sheet 2 select all (Cont A) or top left corner above #1. 3 Change row size to .30" and text size to 12pt. 4 enter in some test text in a few random cells. 5 Save as xlsx and close (Key step)... I'm saving as 2007-365 xlsx file 6 Re open file. 7 Right click on a populated cell and copy. 8 paste into a cell in an "unused" row..(this doesn't happen in a populated row) At this point the pasted row has reverted back an optimal row height. my new height is showing .21". I have only tested on a x64 intel Windows 10 machine.
Related question: https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/287746/
Bibisected with Linux 41max repo to https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/e1c281c6c1a2bd55d99e1af2023444c960cf02a3 use direct calls to set row height, fdo#61721 For bibisecting, I used an .ods file that I saved to .xlsx each time.
Created attachment 177833 [details] ODS file for testing Use this as a starter file
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