Posted 27 April 2018, 3:01 am EST
We just upgraded from version 6 to version 10 and are running into some issues that we did not have with 6.
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“The biggest issue we have is that rows do not always paint correctly. You can see this in the “Issues 1 and 2” image. We’re having trouble understanding exactly what causes this, but it seems to be related to sorting, merging and changing row visibility. I recreated this in a sample project (attached). There are 2 scenarios here. In the first scenario (Spread Malfunction #1 in the sample project), row 20 does not paint correctly and when you expand it you can see there is actually hidden data that shows up but doesn’t fill the row. This is the most common misbehavior we are seeing. In the second scenario (Spread Malfunction #2 in the sample project), row 16 is cutoff and whitespace is padded at the bottom. Row 17 doesn’t paint correctly. When you resize row 17, it fills the resized space with the contents of row 16.”
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“The next issue is that we have grids with vertically centered text that rendered correctly in Spread 6. However, after the upgrade, the text is now flush along the bottom of the row. If you resize the row to make it bigger, the text is vertically centered correctly. We could now set the default row height to a larger size to get around this. Unfortunately, that is not ideal for our end users who need to see as much data as reasonably possible.”
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“The last issue is that when you have a grid with frozen colums and only a few visible rows, when you scroll to the right and then back, unnecessary grid lines are rendered in the dead space below the grid. See the issue 3 image.”
BrokenSpreadGrid.zip[img]https://gccontent.blob.core.windows.net/forum-uploads/file-08dc3715-466b-490a-ab7d-ff4a9a15a957.png[/img][img]https://gccontent.blob.core.windows.net/forum-uploads/file-c630a889-4925-4eac-8cd7-7b0fb6ccf6a7.png[/img]
