https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154269
--- Comment #8 from maison <bugzi...@kgb.ovh> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #7) > > (In reply to maison from comment #0) > > I would like to have by default the item last used, > > like all current software, not the last recorded in this list.) > Isn't it how it works. You get the last search entry but can pick one of the > n last used from the dropdown. If you search for FOO and BAR on a rotating > basis I don't know what program offers the previous search before the last. > And I believe it's more common to repeat the last search anyway. Sorry, your comment shows you still don’t make the distinction between the last recorded and the last used. Take a big spreadsheet where you want to browse “FindReplaceRememberedSearches not respected in quick find bar” one by one. When you encounter one of them, you realise you temporarily want to look for an occurrence of “abcde”. You did that then you want to go back to your main searches, but now every time you open the quick search bar, Calc stubbornly will want you to search only for abcde. Your main search is nuked and you have to remind it every time; as soon as you select it from the history and use it, close the search bar and open it again, it stubbornly comes back although you don’t want it any more (i.e. because you’ve been using “FindReplaceRememberedSearches not respected in quick find bar”). This behaviour is inconsistent with Excel (Excel always proposes to reuse the last used search) but also with Calc itself, since if you don’t open the quick search bar, but press Ctrl Shift F, it would indeed reuse the last used search term ! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
