https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=125112
Arthur <[email protected]> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|RESOLVED |UNCONFIRMED
Resolution|NOTABUG |---
--- Comment #2 from Arthur <[email protected]> ---
Hi Xisco,
You misunderstand the report description.
And I think it's not a bug, but a programming anomaly anyhow.
But the issue is that when I have any sheet open other than the last one and
save my work, on re opening Calc, it's the worksheet scrollbar that doesn't
display as it was closed.
That is the specific issue is that if you have enough worksheets tabs where
they scroll off Calc's window, the active sheet is always the final worksheet
tab in the scroll list, and not the last tab itself, as I set the scroll area
to show.
eg. if I have 50 worksheets, and I can see 25 worksheet tabs any any one time
due to my page sizing, when I work on worksheet #25 or 26, and manually scroll
the worksheet tab scroll area so that Sheets 25 - 50 are in view, then save my
work on sheet 25 .. on re opening Calc, the tab for sheet 25 is the last in the
scrolling area, not sheet 50 as I had scrolled the bar to show!
The window should display workeets 25 - 50 in the scrolling tab area, but what
it does display is worksheets 1-25 instead.
The program will respect all of the settings on save and exit except for the
position .. exact position! .. of the worksheet scrolling area where it scrolls
off the page view.
So just to be sure, the opened page view is not an issue. As you say, last
active sheet is opened again on resumption .. no problem there.
But it is the scrolling area of the worksheet that doesn't display as it was
saved and closed.
If you would like, is there a way for me to upload screen shots of the issue?
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