https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63818
--- Comment #3 from maccabbeo <[email protected]> --- Thanks for your comment. No need of a sample doc. Just please understand the "unify" or "merge" function, that is you select two or more cells and apply this function. As a result you got just one cell as bigger as the two or more cells. So, when you ask to "unify" or "merge" the whole row (I mean all the infinite cells included in a row) you do manage to get just one cell, but the problem in this case is that that only one cell is considered as an "infinitely big" cell. In fact, when you try to center a text written indite that cell then Calc should try to calculate the position in which the text should be placed. What should normally happen is that Calc should place the text at the "middle point" between the initial position of the cell and the end position of the cell. How to calculate the "middle" position of that "infinitely big" cell? I suppose that in this case the initial position is "zero" while the final position is "infinite". What's the middle point between "zero" and "infinite"? That's the problem that Calc should solve... which is impossible to solve. Is it clear now? Thank you again. Regards. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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