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Description of problem: If you select a range of rows using the mouse and shift, and then right-click on the selection, there is an option of "insert X new rows" or "delete X rows", where X is the number of rows you have selected. But if you select a range of rows (or a number of disconnected rows) using the mouse and ctrl, when you right click on them, these two options are greyed out. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnumeric-1.10.14-1.fc14.x86_64 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a gnumeric file which has contents. 2. Select a number of rows using the mouse and shift. 3. Right click. Actual results: The option to delete the selected rows is greyed out. Expected results: The option to delete the selected rows should be available. Additional info:
I cannot confirm this now since I'm travelling. Morten, could you have a look please?
We don't actually do much with multiple selections at this point. It's on our todo list somewhere, but at low priority.
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