Created attachment 203624 [details]
Insert Row Above does not copy the cell border

In LibreOffice Calc, inserting rows behaves inconsistently with respect to cell borders. When a row is inserted below a bordered cell, the new row inherits the cell’s border formatting. However, when a row is inserted above, the new row does not copy the border.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open LibreOffice Calc.
2. Create a new spreadsheet.
3. Apply borders to a cell (for example, cell A1).
4. Right-click the bordered cell and choose Insert Rows Below → notice that the new row copies the borders. - OK
5. Right-click the same bordered cell and choose Insert Rows Above → notice that the new row does not copy the borders. - NOK

Actual Results:
Rows inserted above a bordered cell do not inherit the existing border formatting.

Expected Results:
Rows inserted above a bordered cell should also copy the existing borders, ensuring consistent formatting behavior.