https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156905
--- Comment #5 from Fran <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Óvári from comment #3) > Thank you for your feedback as do not have Windows to see what the behavior > is there. > > The behavior seen on Linux Mint is: > For LO7.5, if I copy the cell, the formula is pasted. > For LO7.6, if I copy the cell, the value is pasted. > > Maybe this is a GNU/Linux only bug? > > Thank you I experience the same problem described in this bug in macOS. In previous versions, when I pasted a formula it was updated with references to cells in the row where the formula was pasted, not the original raw formula. i.e. in row 1, cell B the formula '=<A1>*0.8' was converted to '=<A2>*0.8' when the cell was pasted in row 2, cell B. This is actually the behavior expected if you were using Calc instead of a Table in Writer. Since I upgraded to 7.6.0.3, the current behavior is to paste the formula 'as is', so I get '=<A1>*0.8' when the cell is pasted elsewhere. This breaks my expectation to work with tables with formulas as described in the previous example. Reproducing the steps mentioned in the Description with the attached document, what I observe is not a "Paste value" result, but a "Paste literal formula", which results in the cell containing the '2', as it was the original value given by the copied formula. It seems the formula is being pasted, but the *raw* formula referreing to the original cells. I hope this helps to understand what is going on here. Thank you -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
