Can't reproduce the problem each time. Sometime when copying a part of text from a source cell and paste it into another cell, the text pasted was transformed (often font size change and sometime font itself change). It's more reproductible when : - the source cell is a fusion (several cells into one) - the destination and source cell has not the same formatting (before copy-paste) - the copy text is only a part of the source text - the source cell contain a text with different formatting (font size different) Actual result: Often the paste text change it size and sometime its font Expected result: the pasted text keep its original formatting (font, size, color...) Platform: Mac OS X Version: 4.0.4.2 release
Please attach a document that you at least kind of can reproduce this with and tell us how to attempt on that document. Marking as NEEDINFO - once you attach a document please mark the bug as UNCONFIRMED and we will try to reproduce. Thanks!
Hello Joel (In reply to comment #1) > Please attach a document that you at least kind of can reproduce this with > and tell us how to attempt on that document. I submitted this bug but it was a translation of one submitted in french via the BSA. I do not reproduce (but I do not use the same platform). The author never added details. I would agree to close this bug. Regards Pierre-Yves
:) If the user comes back, we'll try to get a document out of them. Thanks!
Created attachment 92538 [details] Demonstrate the bug 66574
Sorry to be late, but i except this sample will show the "bug" (rather unexcepted result). Samply copy the "Example" word from Source (Times 14 Red) and paste into destination1 (originnaly Arial 10 Black). I got a "Example" word but in Arial 14 Red... I except : - Arial 10 Black (same as destination1) or - Times 14 Red (same as source) But not a mix of the two format... (sorry for my poor english, i'm french)
Hello Thank you for the document. I understand now & reproduce The feature is not consistent with writer. (I'm afraid my English is not better than yours...) Regards Pierre-Yves
Moving to NEW as that's the appropriate status. Thanks!
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Tested with: OOo 3.3.0,LO 3.3.0 Mixed: Ariel,16,red,bold,italic (Inherited from OOo) LO 5.2 same as destination1 (Ariel,10,black) LO 6.0 the pasted text keep its original formatting (font, size, color...) The behaviour in LO 6.0 as expected.So I think it's fixed.
As described in https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/Bugzilla/Fields/Status/RESOLVED#FIXED if a particular commit and a whiteboard status are missing then the correct status is RESOLVED WORKSFORME.