https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169007
--- Comment #5 from Fabbian <[email protected]> --- >The font size is not the same as the height occupied by the font. Space is >>needed for letters with ascenders or descenders. I am aware of that. But isn't row height determined by adding an allowance for ascenders and descenders to the font size? >The height of the rows adapts to the font size in the “Default” style with a >>minimum size of 10. For a smaller size, use the height for size 10, which is >>what the “Default value” applies. This value is encoded and cannot be changed. Are you sure about that? In your earlier response you wrote "The only way to modify that value, as I know, is modifying the size of the font in 'Default' cell style." The Row Height help text says "Default Value Adjusts the row height to the size based on the default template." That implies the default value can be modified by changing the row height in the default template. Since row height is calculated from the font size that seems a reasonable way to adjust the row height default value. If the Row Height Default value is, in fact, hard coded as .18" the help text should reflect that. It should say "Default Value Resets the row height to .18"." That would have saved me the time I spent trying to make it work according to my interpretation and filing this bug report. >However, by applying the optimal height option, you do not need to select the >>“Default value”. The Optimal Row Height dialog box has its own "Default value" checkbox which seems to work as expected. You can increase the height by adding an entry in the "Add" field. Checking the "Default value" box changes the "Add" field to zero. Adding an entry to the "Add" field clears the "Default value" box. You can reach the help text that needs to be changed by opening a Row Height dialog box and clicking the "Help" button. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
