If there is a Spreadsheet on a given page and we scroll the page down using the mouse wheel, once the scrolling stops over the Spreadsheet and we try to continue it, we cannot do it. If the Spreadsheet has defined rows that are not currently visible when the mouse wheel is moved, then Spreadsheet is being scrolled, not the current page.
If the Spreadsheet has a lower number of pre-defined rows that are all displayed on the component's initialization the scrolling is again not applying to the page. Instead, moving the mouse wheel doesn't do anything until the mouse cursor is moved outside the Spreadsheet.
Because the cursor is inside the Spreadsheet the page cannot be scrolled. If the rows configuration is commented, when the scrolling is started again, the Spreadsheet data will be scrolled.
If all the data in the Spreadsheet is displayed, moving the mouse wheel over the component should result in page scrolling. If there is data in the Spreadsheet, there should be some way to prevent the scrolling inside the component.
When we want to add a formula in a given cell in the Spreadsheet, we double-click it and enter the "=" in it as an identifier that a formula definition will follow. If we want to include in the formula a cell that is not inside the visible range of the Spreadsheet, we scroll to that cell and select it. In Internet Explorer, if we scroll to a given cell using the arrows of the Spreadsheet's scrollbar the "double-clicked" cell becomes just a selected one and the "=" sign is converted to a string value.
When building a formula in a given cell and trying to navigate to a cell using the scrollbar, this usage stops the formula building and converts the "=" into a string.
When a user creates a formula for a given cell, they should be able to navigate through the Spreadsheet using its scrollbars.
Tested on demo-page. The export of an Excel-file containing defined names with a period such as "test.name" will result in an error.
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