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Highlight the current row and column in Calc – difficulty interesting EasyHack

10 August 202322 December 2023

In large computer displays, it is somehow hard to track the active cell, and the associated row and column. One of the solutions provided to fix this problem is to highlight the row and column. The feature request is visible in tdf#33201: (more…)

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