https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91747
--- Comment #3 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- Not sure this is even a valid use case for a Calc sheet--by selecting and copying multiple objects from a web browser, and then pasting those objects in bulk into cells in a calc sheet--you are in reality performing multiple actions on multiple objects (text strings, cells, styles, image links, image renderings, etc.). While it might seem like it is a single action, in reality it is that many actions occur when pasting content into a Calc sheet cell/cells. It is unreasonable to expect simple Ctrl-Z "undo" to unravel the multiple paste and formatting actions being performed by that complex copy and paste into a Calc sheet, and to revert all the actions. Specifically, the images pasted in that context, and not exposed to "undo", are actually a processed linked bitmap object. Additionally, you can see the multiple format changes to cell objects on the sheet that occur with a paste/paste special in that the row height and column width, where content was pasted, are not reverted to their pre-paste values with an "undo". Just the last "action" of the paste is being reverted--not the entire range. The solution--don't do unreasonable things with a Calc sheet. Copy pasting complex HTML markup is unreasonable. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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