https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153495
--- Comment #3 from ady <[email protected]> --- I also have the same experience as the OPs. (In reply to Eike Rathke from comment #1) > feasible in that context. What could probably be done instead of jumping to > the General format after having deleted a format, is to look whether another > User-defined format is present and position on that, maintaining at least > the category listing and if possible the format list position. In such hypothetical situation, would there be any risk of accidentally/unknowingly setting such newly on-focus Format on the cell(s) that are/were selected just before opening the Format dialog, by pressing OK when the deletion of Formats finishes? Perhaps there should be some kind of "Manage (Number) Format Code/Styles" or "Manage Format Cells" dialog somewhere, similar to what happens with Conditional Format, where there is "Conditional > Condition" for a specific (range of) cell(s), while there is "Conditional > Manage" too. Or similar to "Manage Styles". Meaning, list of (User-Defined) Number Format actively used, showing (list of) ranges of cells, and/or "inactive" User-Defined Number Formats (where the list of cells is empty). FWIW, I recently came across an extension named "TheCAT" for Calc. I'm still learning about it – my first try with it I received a report with several dozen pages" - but maybe this extension already has something useful for this kind of situation. > > What is meant by "support the <Suppr> key"? * Step 1: select a specific Format (or several) line(s) of the list/box (i.e. the list of formats on the middle-right of the Number Format dialog). * Step 2: press the [DEL] key. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
