Copying a set of 5 horizontally/vertically merged cells, moving left/up 5 cells and pasting, copies the merged cells properly. Selecting the 5 destination cells left of/above the group being copied and pasting copies the merged cells properly and unmerges the original cells being copied.
I can not confirm with LO 4.3.4, but I'm not sure if I understood correctly - merge cells A1:A5 - select this merged cells, copy CTRL+C - select B1:B5 - paste Actual results B1:B5 merged -> OK Please explain.
raal: This problem only occurs in very specific situations. Examples, where copy can be Ctrl+c, Ctrl+Insert, right-click > Copy, or menu Edit > Copy, and paste can be any type as well: 1. assuming 5 cells to be merged horizontally in any row, merge 5 cells F-J (or G-H, etc.) select & copy the merged cells select 5 cells A-E (or B-F, etc.) ADJACENT to & LEFT OF the orignal cells paste 5 original cells in columns F-J (or G-H, etc.) are now unmerged 2. assuming 7 cells to be merged vertically in any column, merge 7 cells 8-14 (or 9-15, etc.) select & copy the merged cells select 7 cells 1-7 (or 2-8, etc.) ADJACENT to & ABOVE the orignal cells paste 7 original cells in rows 8-14 (or 9-15, etc.) are now unmerged 3. if a range of cells WxH is merged anywhere W columns right and H rows or more below A1, the same thing will happen if you try to paste a copy of it into a WxH range selected above or to the left and immediately adjacent to the original merged cells, as long as the original merged cell and the adjacent selected range have at least one row or column in common or touch the upper left corner of the original merged cell; e.g.: merge cells G23:K25 select & copy the merged cells select any of the 5x3 ranges: B20:F22 C20:G22 D20:H22 E20:I22 F20:J22 G20:K22 H20:L22 I20:M22 J20:N22 K20:O22 B21:F23 C21:G23 D21:H23 E21:I23 F21:J23 G21:K23 H21:L23 I21:M23 J21:N23 K21:O23 B22:F24 C22:G24 D22:H24 E22:I24 F22:J24 G22:K24 H22:L24 I22:M24 J22:N24 K22:O24 B23:F25 B24:F26 B25:F27 pasting leaves cells G23:K25 unmerged
Thank you for explanation. I can confirm with Version: 4.4.0.0.beta2+ Build ID: e1de94244c1b0419c1c3415c02381e8b7a87abe0 TinderBox: Linux-rpm_deb-x86_64@46-TDF, Branch:libreoffice-4-4, Time: 2014-12-14_11:45:23 1. assuming 5 cells to be merged horizontally in any row, merge 5 cells F-J (or G-H, etc.) select & copy the merged cells select 5 cells A-E (or B-F, etc.) ADJACENT to & LEFT OF the orignal cells paste 5 original cells in columns F-J (or G-H, etc.) are now unmerged Setting as NEW
Occurs back to LO / OOo 3.3.0 -> Version: Inherited from OOo
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Still reproducible. Version: 6.4.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 4e527f55d74e3220873075a8ec2799e2206fdb2d CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 4.15; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3; TinderBox: Linux-rpm_deb-x86_64@86-TDF, Branch:master, Time: 2019-08-31_02:35:57
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 43958 ***