https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172349

--- Comment #6 from ady <[email protected]> ---
Basically what you say is that you don't want to use absolute references.

If the merged range is A10:A15, your dependent cells / formulas should not use
"A10" as reference, but "A$10", so when copying the formula down the resulting
formulas will still point to the only real value.

If the merged range is A10:E10, then use "$A10" as reference in dependent
formulas.

Similarly, if the merged range is A10:E15, then the dependent formulas should
use "$A$10".

I'll ask again... Is there any spreadsheet tool that implements the optional
behavior that you are requesting (i.e. automatically fill the "rectangular
tail" of the merged area with a formula that points to the "home" cell of the
merged area, if the whole "tail" has no content when merging)?

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