Created attachment 117177 [details] Screenshot showing the problem Steps to reproduce: *Add a table with right-to-left text direction *select a column and make its text orientation vertical *Copy/paste the table somewhere or reopen the file You'll see that the table jumps to the left side and nothing seems to fix it except changing the table's text direction to left-to-right which basically mirrors the table.
Please attach a document that shows the issue. While screenshots are helpful, original documents help a lot more. Also setting to: Normal - prevents high quality work; Major is reserved for loss of data, crashes, and the like. This does not qualify. Also, a couple other questions: 1) Is there a workaround (can you do *anything* to make it work)? 2) Is this a new issue? Would be great if you could test in 3.3 http://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/ Setting to NEEDINFO to at least get the attachment. Set to UNCONFIRMED once you attach (and ideally answer the other questions) Thanks!
Created attachment 117184 [details] Test case for bug 92679
In the future please set the bug to UNCONFIRMED after you do whatever the comment requests of you. Else, QA never looks at the bug again and it's closed as INVALID after 7 months. Thanks
Confirmed: Ubuntu 15.04 LibreOffice 3.3 (inherited from OOo) Setting to: NEW; Normal - can prevent high quality work, from what I can see there is no workaround; Medium - default
Thanks for testing it out in 3.3, there are no builds for my distribution so it would be a hard job to test it. And as for a workaround there seems to be none and to get the table back to a normal state you should either change the the table text direction to left-to-right or set back the text orientation of all cells to horizontal.
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I tested in version: Version: 6.0.0.0.alpha1+ Build ID: 6070dec9ca9a15587a2aece81f9ae1ab5ac0f8c4 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 4.9; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3; Locale: en-US (en_US.utf8); Calc: group (Build from 2017-Nov-05 00:00) OS: Debian 64bit Stretch (Debian 9.2, with some backported packages) I created a table with Hebrew in cells. I changed the text orientation to vertical after selecting all cells in the table and using: Format > Character > Position > Rotation/Scaling > 90 degrees The table remained right justified after reopening the file. However, the column widths changed.
Created attachment 137629 [details] Attempt to reproduce the bug in 6.0.0
Duping this to a newer one because it has clearer steps. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 114911 ***