Description: when a block of cells is copied to another location, if I press Shift-Ctrl-Down to go to the bottom of the pasted block, the selected cell does not land at the expected location Steps to Reproduce: 1. copy a block of data, e.g. 10 rows with Ctrl-C 2. paste it somewhere (same sheet, or another sheet, or another file) with Ctrl-V 3. immediately press Shift-Ctrl-Down Actual Results: selection does not go the bottom of the pasted block. I have seen either not far enough (selection is still within the block) or too far (selection is quite a few rows below pasted block) Expected Results: Selection lands exactly at the last row of the pasted block. This is actually what happens if I first go down 1 cell with the Down key and then press Ctrl-Shift-Down. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Version: 7.3.6.2 / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 30(Build:2) CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 5.15; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: fr-FR (fr_FR.UTF-8); UI: fr-FR Ubuntu package version: 1:7.3.6-0ubuntu0.22.04.2 Calc: threaded
Hi Nicolas, thanks for reporting. When I copy and paste a range of cells, the pasted range is already selected right after Ctrl+V. So there's no need for Ctrl+Shift+Down to select the entire range.
Hi, ctrl-down doesn't work properly.
(In reply to kabilo from comment #2) > Hi, ctrl-down doesn't work properly. I don' reproduce the problem. Can you please provide more information on what the problem really is? So, when I paste the 10-row range, the pasted range is already selected. If you press Ctrl+Down it will move to the next range below the selected range (since it is already selected.
Hello I created a block 2columns x 10 rows with some data in it in cells A1:B11. Select them, copy, and paste at G6 Press Ctrl-Down (a previous comment was right, I apologise...), and selection cell comes to G11, whereas I expect it to come to G16 Or, even more funny : Start with some data in A1:B11. Select cell A1. press Shift-Control-Down then Shift-Control-Right. The block is now fully selected, and most highlighted cell is still A1. Now press Ctrl-Down, and you land at row 1048566. OK, let's go back to A11, and paste. Then Ctrl-Down and you arrive in A33. Copy once again the block in A23. Ctrl-Down lands in A55.