Description: When I delete columns after my last populated column Calc removes formatting from the columns before the deleted columns. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a new file and create a simple table with some formatted headers and values in the rows below it - doesn't matter what - as long as there is formatting applied (e.g. background on cells, bold text, etc.) 2. Select the column next to the table 3. Delete the selected column 4. Select cell A1 5. Select the last populated cell Actual Results: Formatting gets corrupted Expected Results: Existing formatted cells should be unaffected by deleting unpopulated columns. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: Deleting rows does not seem to have the same problem.
Created attachment 189488 [details] Example before removing unpopulated column E Example before removing unpopulated column E
Created attachment 189489 [details] Result after removing unpopulated column E Result after removing unpopulated column E
The number of 'populated' columns that get corrupted seems to depend on the number of 'unpopulated' columns deleted after the populated cells.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 156689 ***