https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139877
--- Comment #4 from Ross Johnson <ross.john...@homemail.com.au> --- Calc's behaviour is not a bug. The screencast shows a specific scenario where cell A1 is being edited. Google sheets is moving the cursor on left arrow because there's no cell to the left of the edited cell. However, the screencast shows it inserting cell addresses to the right when the right arrow is used. In the same situation, editing cells in column A, Calc refuses to move the cursor left. Either way is ok, although the behaviour of Calc could be preferable IMO in not setting up a false expectation/muscle memory. What does Google Sheets do when editing cell B2? When the left arrow is pressed I expect it inserts the address of cell B1. But then, pressing left arrow repeatedly, does it start to move the cursor in cell B2 to the left? Except for this minor difference in interpretation, both Calc and Google Sheets appear to do the same thing. If possible they move to adjacent cells and insert the address of that cell when the next key is pressed. The last inserted cell remains highlighted and the next arrow keypress is relative to that cell. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.