https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169446

--- Comment #3 from [email protected] ---
Expected Results:
May look like a lot but just keep in mind that basically everything I am
mentioning below is how Calc functions when moving/copying tabs within a single
instance of Calc.
I am just suggesting that all of these behaviors also apply when dragging and
dropping spreadsheets tabs from one instance of Calc to another.

-I am suggesting to also be able to drag the spreadsheet tab into the other
instance of Calc, spreadsheet tab bar.  This way user can drop the tab exactly
where they want to.
(The same way you currently can drag and drop spreadsheet tabs within a Calc
file to change their order, where it shows an arrow indicator of where that tab
will be moved to)

-I am suggesting to be able to drag multiple selected spreadsheet tabs into
other instance of Calc spreadsheet tab bar.
-Would also allow these multiple selected spreadsheets to be dragged and
dropped into other instance of Calc current spreadsheet grid pane like I
mentioned is its current behavior, just to also keep this consistent with this
currently functions.
When done this way the multiple spreadsheet tabs dragged in would be inserted
BEFORE the currently active spreadsheet in that other instance of Calc.

-I am suggesting to also allow (1 or multiple selected) spreadsheet tabs to be
able to be MOVED into other instance of Calc by dragging and dropping.
I prefer MOVE to be the drag and drop default action and the COPY to be
achieved by holding down CTRL key when drag and drop.
More commonly when someone drags something they want to perform a MOVE action
of that item, not a COPY action.
This also would mimic the current behavior of how this is done when
moving/copying tabs within a single instance of Calc.
Drag = MOVE tab and CTRL+Drag = COPY tab.

Hopefully someone will be willing to add this suggested behavior.
Thank you to anyone who reads this

-- 
You are receiving this mail because:
You are the assignee for the bug.

Reply via email to