https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=127829
--- Comment #8 from Czesław Wolański <[email protected]> --- I don't think the issue is related to MS Excel or to the custom style "Excel Built-in Normal". The attached file "rangeTEST.ods", Sheet1 two ranges defined: "range1" (cells D3:F5) and "range2" (cells D8:D10) Cell area F15:F17 contains the array product of two arrays calculated with array formula =MMULT(D3:F5;D8:D10) Cell area F20:F22 contains the array product of two arrays calculated with array formula =MMULT(range1;range2) Now the proof: Step 1 - open the file "rangeTEST.ods" Step 2 - define a range of cells F15:F17 (via 'Data - Define Range...') - scroll down the spreadsheet view using the mouse and the vertical scroll bar so that start area becomes invisible - scroll back to the start area No change in the appearance of cells F15:F17. Step 3 - define a range of cells F20:F22. - scroll down the spreadsheet view using the mouse and the vertical scroll bar so that the start area becomes invisible - scroll back to the start area Now cell F20 looks empty. ( cf. the attached file "'Empty' cell.jpg" ) NOTE: One can achieve the same effect also by using names (via "Insert - Names - Define...'). Perhaps I should file a separate report in this matter. -------------------------- @Matthias Thanks for de-empying "empy". ;‑) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
