https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=146906
--- Comment #13 from Albrecht Müller <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #11) > (In reply to Albrecht Müller from comment #10) > > Careful: Ctrl+Shift+F6 clashes with Calc's function to enter a mode that > > allows to define fixed and scrollable parts of a table using cursor keys. I > > suspect that this is hardcoded. > Never seen this. Open some Calc document. Press Ctrl+Shift+F6. Then press the cursor keys. Depending on the keys you press a vertical and a horizontal line will appear that you can move using the cursor keys. Press enter when done. This splits the spreadsheet in up to four areas where you can see different parts of it. The behaviour depends on the state of the spreadsheet: If the spreadsheet has fixed parts then the cursor keys move the borders of these parts. If there are no fixed areas then the area of the spreadsheet is partitioned as described above. Unfortunately I do not know a shortcut that allows you to select the different areas. I don't write separate bug reports for the other problems: - The missing keyboard shortcut. Maybe the necessary shortcut exists but then there is a problem with the ux-discovery design principle and/or the help information. - When changing the selected area using mouse clicks the macro recorder does not record a command that does the area switch. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
