When I use the scroll wheel on a mouse to scroll up and down a spreadsheet in Calc, the contents of the cell that the cursor is in get moved around with the scroll. Unless I notice and scroll them back to where they should be, then the contents of that cell get left in a random row. Sounds odd, I know, but ‘unrequested data randomization’ is not really a function I’m looking for in a spreadsheet program.
How do I get to have scrolling that’s just scrolling?
Could you have an accessibility feature turned on?
I turned on ClickLock in Windows 11 but I could not move a cell by just scrolling.
You can drag a cell or range by pressing Ctrl+* then dragging it somewhere else
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You should add details, This is the guide - How to use the Ask site? - #3 by Hrbrgr
Ah, thanks for the guide link! I’ll edit the main post. I don’t have any accessibility features turned on in Windows, and if this is something in LibreOffice, I don’t know enough to have turned it on.
Check sticky keys in Windows, it can be turned on accidentally
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Click Help - About LibreOffice, click the icon in the dialogue just after "Version information* to copy the details. Paste the details on your question or a comment
Heh, apols all, wrong free office suite - I’ve been trying out several and this is happening in a different one - this is not a LibreOffice problem.
No worries. We’ll be delighted to welcome you back once you have settled on LibreOffice 