On macOS, it appears there's no keyboard shortcut to go to the end of the sheet. Fn+Ctrl+DownArrow should do that.
Use case: in any sheet tracking items chronologically (e.g. transactions), most often the input will happen at the end of the sheet. The inability to navigate they by keyboard is quite irritating, because navigating by pressing Fn+DownArrow repeatedly, or with the mouse/touchpad, are much slower.
macOS 13.6.1 + Version: 24.2.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: b40e469887d973e1eea242749a90c3c2370da3a5 CPU threads: 8; OS: macOS 13.6.1; UI render: Skia/Raster; VCL: osx Locale: en-US (en_DE.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded Was able to reproduce that end key (fn + right arrow on laptop keyboards) does not go to last row with data. Currently it does nothing. Marking this "new" and setting "enhancement" as this seems to be new functionality.
(In reply to Dan Dascalescu from comment #0) > On macOS, it appears there's no keyboard shortcut to go to the end of the > sheet. > > Fn+Ctrl+DownArrow should do that. Hello. I have just tried to replicate the issue on my Mac (macOS 14.1, LibreOffice 7.6.2.1). While Fn + Ctrl + Down does not work, hitting Cmd + Down should do the trick. Please note that you first need to select a cell in a column that contains data. Cmd + Down will then move the focus to the last cell in that column with data in it. If you do this with an empty cell selected, the focus will then shift to the very last cell in the spreadsheet, e.g. A1048576.
The shortcut to jump to the last cell of the sheet (i.e., the intersection of the last row & column that have data in them) is Cmd-End (or Fn-Cmd-Right). Correspondingly, Cmd-Home jumps to A1. > Was able to reproduce that end key (fn + right arrow on laptop keyboards) > does not go to last row with data. Currently it does nothing. AFAIK Home & End are supposed to jump to the first and last column, respectively. Can someone confirm that this doesn't work by default? The actions in the keyboard shortcuts list are confusingly named, though. Home & End are bound to "To Document Begin" and "To Document End", which in Writer refer to jumping to the top and bottom of the document. But in Calc they refer to the UNO commands "GoToStartOfRow" and "GoToEndOfRow", respectively. The actions that jump to the ends of the worksheet are listed as "To File Begin" and "To File End".