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At 15:20 31/03/2026 +0200, Philip Jackson wrote:
I thought I'd been doing that over the years so I must checked in Options, and I don't have that box checked. I just re-checked to confirm in LO 26.2.0.3 in Windows 11, and inserting both columns and rows works fine without having that checkbox ticked in Options.

This works without the option ticked if the insertion is *within* the existing range, but requires the option to be ticked if the extra row is added to the end of the range - as specified in the original query.

As the manual sates:
"Expand references when new columns/rows are inserted
Specifies whether to expand references when inserting columns or rows *adjacent to* the reference range. [...] If you insert rows or columns in the middle of a reference area, the reference is always expanded." (my emphasis).

Brian Barker

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