Is there a method to go back to previous rows when searching through a big table?

[Tobruk]

Hi!

When you search through a really big table with data (let’s say 10 000 rows) and you want to go back to the previous “place” in the table, how can you do that?

Example

• I was browsing a big table and stopped at rows 567-590
• I searched for a phrase
• I’m at rows 2300-2335
• I want to go back to rows 567-590 (roughly)

Thank you all for answers.

Sincerely

[mariosv]

For the Find&Replace dialog there is a new option with the coming version 5.2, you can test per-release version.
http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/pre-releases/

[Tobruk]

But in my example, the “previous” place hasn’t derived from me searching for a phrase. I was just browsing. Sure, when I’m going to do find&replace I’ll feel free to use the option but otherwise, I won’t be able to go back neither.

[LeroyG]

Ctrl+Shift+T, type 567, Enter.

(LibreOffice 6.3.6.2 (x86); OS: Windows 6.1)

[mikekaganski]

… Ctrl+A before 567, or else it would prepend the existing address - tested on 7.0.0.1.