https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=88402
--- Comment #41 from Aprax <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Eike Rathke from comment #40) > Just a note: this is only a problem with temporary intermediate sort ranges. > If you actually really define a range via Data - > Define Range and tell > that it has column headers then those are remembered and the problem goes > away. > > Just by selecting a range you do not define a range, it is just a selection > that is used for an action. Though invoking Sort on some arbitrary selection > could remember settings for the very same last range. You are right, I did as you instructed and the settings are remembered. The sequence for my purposes is to: 1) click the upper left corner to select the entire sheet 2) select Data > Define Range 3) key the name of the specific sheet in Name then click options and make sure that the box for "Contains column headers" is ticked, then click [Add] and 4) verify that the range is the entire potential sheet even though not all cells have been populated, e.g. "$Wishlist.$A$1:$AMJ$1048576". Note the "To" values are the highest possible values. My original point is still valid, someone changed something which worked to something which no longer worked AND the solution (yours) was non-intuitive. That means that others may be struggling with the issue and won't find the 'solution' unless they search the bug reports. I can't approve your solution as a 'fix' for the issue (though it's nice to have and I'll use it). The offending change forces the box for "Range contains column labels" to *un-ticked* not only the first time someone selects a range which is less than the entire sheet but *every* time the sort is performed regardless of the selected range even after the user has set the desired *tick* and expects that to be saved. I could live with the *un-ticking* the first time as long as it remembers my setting for subsequent sorts. I suspect that one user submitted a request to suit only that one user. The request was poorly conceived and implemented without any thought for potentially thousands of other users that would never want the request and were entirely happy with "the way it was" in version 3. So, it's still a 'bug' until someone changes it to only perform it's function on the first time and not every time. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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