https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86328
--- Comment #4 from Scott <[email protected]> --- Yes I'm absolutely sure. I've also just tested on Mac (OS X 10.10) using LibreOffice 4.2.6.3. I did it without the templates this time, just this: 1. Open a new spreadsheet. 2. Open the "Styles and Formatting" panel. 3. Right click "Default" and click "Modify..." 4. Set 'Font > Size' to 11 and 'Borders > Spacing to contents' to 1mm. Click OK and all the cells get bigger as expected. 5. Click the green plus next to "Sheet1", OR 'Insert > Sheet'. The new sheet comes up with the cells the original size. As I already explained, if I right click Default and go to modify it again, the styles are as I already set them (font size 11, spacing 1mm). If I click OK then it applies the styles, just like it did originally in step 4 above. I think the problem isn't exactly that the styles are not applying, it's that the cell widths and heights come up incorrectly. On second inspection, on the new sheet the text *is* coming up at the correct size with the correct spacing. But the cells are too small and not resizing to fit the new Default style. See the attached screenshots. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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