Had you meant to attach a file? Anyway, this is certainly highly unusual behavior, not at all what I've ever seen (admittedly, I'm only a very casual user of Calc). I built a simple spreadsheet with some empty cells and could not reproduce this behavior (Windows 7 64-bit, OOo 3.1.1). This is such an obvious and dramatic problem that there should have been tons of messages about it, and there haven't been any. So it seems likely that it's something about either your spreadsheet or your configuration that is causing this, and if you can supply the file we can at least see if any such thing happens for anybody else.

On 11/30/2010 12:52 PM, Frank Altamirano wrote:
I'm working on a HP, MS Windows 7 64bit and am working with OOs v3.2.1 and my 
issues are with Calc.

I'm setting up a very simple spreadsheet for a song list for church. Its just a basic list of songs and there corresponding versions in Spanish and Italian. Now most of column A is filled in (e.g. A48) but if a cell is empty to the left of it (e.g. B48, C48, D48) the following happens. After saving and reopening wherever there was an empty cell it would shift all cells to the left to fill in the empty cells, thus, messing up entire order. To temporarily solve the issue, so that i can actually save all they work i have put in, I found that if I just put a "space bar" character in all empty cells it would serve as a place holder and no cells would shift.
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However, in testing the sheet again before sending it to you, I deleted some of the spaces from the empty cells, saved, closed and reopened... expecting the cells to shift, however, they did not.

The issue was reproduced on row 554 when i entered characters into A554, left B554 blank, and entered data into C554. Once I saved and reopened, the data that was C554 had shifted to B554.

Please help

On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Barbara Duprey <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    On 11/24/2010 7:50 PM, Frank Altamirano wrote:

        I'm having a major problem with my spreadsheet and i want to try to log 
on
        to your site and its says it cant find my email then i go to software 
and
        open the link from there to register and it says i can't because my 
email is
        already registered. UUUGGHHH PLEASE HELP


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