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When opening a small .csv file, it would be convenient for sc-im to shrink to the number of columns and rows in that file.
For example, if a file needs 10 columns and 20 rows, I don't need to have 65536 rows and columns.
Shrinking the size of the spreadsheet to content also make it easier to navigate by mapping G to go to the end of the rows instead of going to row 65536. This is how it's done on Google Sheets too:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Actually, those rows are not allocated. It allocates when they are needed. This comes as it is from old sc.
EDIT: the thing you might have experienced is that navigation over last row generate new allocations. This, as the other, comes from old sc, and won't change.
When opening a small
.csv
file, it would be convenient for sc-im to shrink to the number of columns and rows in that file.For example, if a file needs 10 columns and 20 rows, I don't need to have 65536 rows and columns.
Shrinking the size of the spreadsheet to content also make it easier to navigate by mapping
G
to go to the end of the rows instead of going to row 65536. This is how it's done on Google Sheets too:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: