Drag-and-drop of cells in Calc has two important modes: The overwrite mode and the insert mode (please see http://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Moving_Cells_by_Drag-and-Drop). The overwrite mode ist the standard in LO and the insert mode can be activated with the Alt key when pasting.

However, if you don't use drag-and-drop, but you use the right mouse click context menu, only the first mode, the "overwrite mode" is accessible. It is called there "Cut&Paste" (IMHO it should be called "Cut content&Paste"

An equivalent to the insert mode in the context menu is missing!!! I suggest to add to the context menu the entry "Move&Paste" or "Cut cells&Paste" which does the same like the insert mode does when applying drag-and-drop.

This enhancement is of real competitive importance, because it is widely assumed that LibreOffice/OpenOffice cannot move rows/columns like Excel can do it: Moving rows/columns without leaving back empty spaces and without overwriting existing content. Excel calls it "Cut&Paste cut cells". I know many people who hate Calc, because they could never discover this feature!

I am quite sure that this must be a very EasyHack, since the feature is there and must be only made accessible. Could you please verify this as an EasyHack?