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How can I disable the silly dialog that pops up after every search&replace on
a Calc sheet? After correcting a column of 250,000 numbers it tries to write
250,000 cell addresses into a list box which takes by a magnitude more time
than the replacement process. 
If such feature is really, really desired by the Excel fans, then it should
be possible to disable it. Furthermore, such feature should be supervised by
an experienced Calc developer who knows that a search run returns a
collection com.sun.star.sheet.SheetCellRanges with interface
XSheetCellRanges having method getRangeAddressesAsString. In my case, this
method would return one string "Sheet1.A1:A250000"
http://www.openoffice.org/api/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/sheet/XSheetCellRanges.html#getRangeAddressesAsString



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