Description: With one of the last updates, LO Calc has been changed so that after reaching the last sheet by pressing Ctrl+PgDn, the first sheet gets activated, so if you hold Ctrl+PgDn it will cycle endlessly. This prevents easy switching to the first or last sheet and while it certainly is useful for some users, it's distracting for other users and therefore should be optional. I couldn't find an existing bug report for this, nor could I find an option to change the behaviour. Release 24.2.5.2 is the version I'm using - not sure if this is the first version where this behaviour started. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have a Calc document with multiple sheets 2. Press and hold Ctrl+PgDn Actual Results: Sheets are cycled endlessly. Expected Results: Should cycle through all sheets and stop at the last one. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: .
I think is a request for enhancement, the actual behavior is correct.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 162885 ***
The changed behavior was unfortunately forced (not optional, nor by using a different keyboard shortcut) for tdf#156311. The original keyboard shortcut should had been left unchanged. A new different possible action (a new pair of UNO command, perhaps?) should had been created, and then users would had been allowed to customize such action to some keyboard shortcut (which could had been [CTRL]+[PgDn]/[Up] as per users' customization, or any other). The new UNO commands would had performed the action requested in tdf#156311. IOW, the new command would allow to change the focus to the next/prior worksheet tab, with the difference that it would not stop at the first/last worksheet tab, instead allowing to cycle. In effect, the new UNO commands would had allowed to have both alternatives, the classic navigation (from first to last worksheet, no cycling), and the cycle navigation through worksheet tabs. Unfortunately, once again one request is taken as "everyone would like this behavior because _I_ would like it and it seems reasonable that everyone works as I do". I am setting this report as dupe of tdf#160580. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 160580 ***
Thanks @ady, totally agree