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    SOLVED Missing options in the Collabora Package

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    • nebulon
      nebulon Staff last edited by

      So the new app package is out, however for the new toolbar to be enabled, you would have to reinstall the app! Luckily it is anyways stateless, so if you re-install it in the very same location, it should just work, since nextcloud only relies on the app origin.

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      • avatar1024
        avatar1024 @nebulon last edited by

        @nebulon Thanks a lot for looking into this (and for already releasing a new package!). That works well for the new tool bar.
        Regarding the other issue, I was talking about adding / removing cells, not rows or columns (for which indeed there is the menu or cell / column headers). There is still not the option to add or remove cells (I did a fresh install of the app). It should normally be accessible on right click or in the sheet menu section (same setion as for adding entire rows or columns).

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        • nebulon
          nebulon Staff last edited by

          Oh I see, I didn't even know one can remove a cell as such. Have to check again.

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          • avatar1024
            avatar1024 @nebulon last edited by avatar1024

            @nebulon Thanks! Removing a single cell is quite rare, but a range/array of cells is quite common. You can see the function on desktop version of LO, excel or on Google Sheets

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            • nebulon
              nebulon Staff last edited by

              Indeed I can't find any button in the toolbar, but also no setting for this. You can, also for multicell, right-click and "Clear contents..." or after selecting the cells simply press "delete" on the keyboard.

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              • avatar1024
                avatar1024 @nebulon last edited by avatar1024

                @nebulon Yes you can do that to clear content but that doesn't do the same job as when you remove / add cells (my previous message meant to say Removing / Adding btw), it shifts (up/down right/left) the rest of the cells in a sheet, so it really is a different function than clearing the content (plus that trick would have only kind worked if the intention is to remove cells, not to add some).

                Its very weird as this is a very basic spreadsheet function and is documented in Collabora, and I am 99% positive it was there in previous Cloudron package.

                Btw, I did another search for this missing feature in reported issues upstream and could not find anything.

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                • avatar1024
                  avatar1024 @nebulon last edited by

                  @nebulon Actually hold on a bit with this. I have noticed in a screenshot that the options seem to have disappear so I'll report upstream first.

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                  • avatar1024
                    avatar1024 last edited by

                    Missing options for add / remove cells and protect / unprotect sheets will now be fixed upstream. Both commits have now been submitted.

                    For add/remove cells one can use the Ctrl+ / Ctrl- shortcut already

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                    • nebulon
                      nebulon Staff last edited by

                      Interesting notes. To be honest, I basically never use spreadsheets so I mostly don't really know the functionality of such apps in the first place 😉

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                      • avatar1024
                        avatar1024 @nebulon last edited by

                        @nebulon I wish my coding skills would be good enough so I could replace my sophisticated spreadsheets with some slick and efficient code, and too not worry, or even know, about such functionalities 😉

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