https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61588
--- Comment #6 from [email protected] --- The bahavior of Ctrl+Shift+Arrow in LibreOffice, from version 3.3 to 5, is based on the origin of the cell range. That of OpenOffice is based on the current cell where Ctrl+Shift+Arrow is pressed, which is more useful. For example, if I have data in A1:A100 and I want to paste some text in cells C1:C100, in OpenOffice I can do this by starting at C1, press Shift+Left twice to A1 (selected A1:C1), then Ctrl+Shift+Down to A100 (select A1:C100), Shift+Right twice back to C100. Not that I have C1:C100 selected, then I can paste my data into C1:C100. In LibreOffice I won't be able to do this because the extent of the cell range is based on the starting cell. I use this keyboard shortcut a lot and it's an important reason why I don't switch to use LibreOffice, inspite of tons of other improvements. I don't see any reasons why its behavior should be changed from the original OpenOffice. Instead of changing Help to correspond to the software, I think it's better to change the software behavior back to that of OpenOffice, and then improve the Help. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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