https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34449
--- Comment #12 from [email protected] --- (In reply to comment #10) > I can confirm this, not sure how we would solve it Hello! I found out what cause this problem (and some more), and what is the solution. Right now, you can set 2 border lines between adjacent cells, because every cell has its 4 own borders. These 2 border lines are placed on the same spot, on each other, so you cannot tell if that line is A2's bottom border or A3's top border or both. And if you set 2 border lines between adjacent cells, and one of them is thicker, then the thinner will not displayed, because these lines are placed on each other. And if you set a red and a black line, and these lines has the same width, you cannot really tell which one will displayed. You can found some different bugreports that caused by the wrong implementation to handle cell borders. These bugs can be solved by another implementation: adjacent cells' border should be a common attribution. If you set B2's bottom border, then it means you also set B3's top border. So insted of 4 own border lines, there is 4 common border lines. (Except for example A1, because it has 2 own and 2 common border lines.) That is how Excel works, and how Calc should works. For more info and pictures, see my bugreport: Bug 67501 - CONFIGURATION: Wrong implementation to handle cell borders. I think this is a high priority bug. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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