https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=131916
--- Comment #6 from casa <cas...@jumplink.org> --- Why has this bug been ignored? My reply shows it is a real bug and that the person commenting (that it wasnt and was intentional) was misinterpreting what I wrote and, sorry, simply wrong. Select area in Excel is CTRL+* (the asterisk on the "8" key of a US keyboard; the normal regular asterisk) Whereas in Librecalc CTRL+* does nothing and is broken. It has been mis-mapped to a DIFFERENT ASTERISK KEYCODE which is the asterisk on the number pad (as I have explained above). And the standard "8" asterisk is unassignable and unusable. If Librecalc wants to use the number pad asterisk *also* for 'select area' then fine, but the program should still work with the normal asterisk on the "8" key like Excel and not break compatibility. See attached image of the shortcuts in Calc (and again remember this is the wrong "*" asterisk that is being used/mapped and that there is no way in Calc to fix it or redefine any shortcuts to work with the normal asterisk on the "8" key.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
