https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153759

Buovjaga <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #5 from Buovjaga <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to milchreis from comment #2)
> Steps to Reproduce claimed bug:
> 1. Open new Calc file.
> 2. Enter the number '1' into cell G1. Cell G1 now has the value '1'.
> 3. Enter the formula '=$G1' into cell D1. Cell D1 now has the value '1' same
> as cell G1.
> 4. Mark column D and enter key-combination Ctrl+C to copy marked column D.
> 5. Left-click on column B and select "Insert Columns Before".
> 7. Note how value '1' has shifted from cell D1 to cell E1 as it should.
> However, column D is still the copied cell as indicated with vertically
> moving interrupted lines around the column D.
> 8. Note that column B is still marked. 
> 6. Enter key-combination Ctrl+V to insert copied column D into column B.
> Cell B1 now has the value '0' instead of '1', because it is still
> referencing Cell G1 instead of H1.
> 
> Same steps bring correct reference and value '1' in Microsoft Excel.

I tried in office.com's Excel and nothing is pasted in the last step. I used
"Insert columns to the left".

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