https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170081
--- Comment #3 from ady <[email protected]> --- Please try the following steps, and let us know how it results working for you. Since you are having problems with [CTRL]+[TAB], let's start with a new workbook that has at least 2 worksheets. Also please be sure that menu Tools > AutoInput is ON. 1. Start a new workbook, and if necessary add at least one additional worksheet. 2. In the first worksheet (i.e. the worksheet tab that is located to the left edge of the horizontal list of worksheets), focus the cursor on cell A1. 3. In the formula bar input window, type-in (only these characters): =SUM 3.1. At this time, you should see a tooltip with several possible functions that start with "sum", the first of those being [SUM] – please note the square brackets around the name of the function - and then some other functions such as SUMIF, SUMIFS... 4. With the cursor still adjacent to the letter "M" on its right-side, press-and-hold the [CTRL] key. While you are still holding the [CTRL] pressed, also press the [TAB] key once and release it – only the [TAB] key, keep the [CTRL] key still pressed. 4.1. On the tooltip, now the pair of square brackets has moved from the former [SUM] function to the function that was previously listed as second in the tooltip. That function is now the first in the list; [SUMIF]. 5. While you still hold pressed the [CTRL] key, press the [TAB] key once and release it, so the "next" function in the tooltip receives the square brackets and gets the first place on the list ([SUMIFS]). 6. At this time, release also the [CTRL] key, so no key is hold. 7. Press (and release) once the [ENTER] key. At this time, the SUMIFS() function is shown on the formula bar input window. Additionally, on the cell A1 you should also see a tooltip corresponding to the SUMIFS() function. 7.1. At this time you could either type-in the first argument for the function, or use the mouse to select a range. Can you replicate these steps? Is the result the same as I described in this comment? Please report back. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
