Bug report
Data validation should not require DATEVALUE("") in Start and End inputs when `Date` is selected
Reproduction of the problem
https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/spreadsheet/index
1. Select an empty cell
2. Click Data validation
3. Set Start: DATEVALUE("1/1/2024") and End: DATEVALUE("2/2/2025")
4. Automatic Hint message looks like: between DATEVALUE("1/1/2024") and End: DATEVALUE("2/2/2025")
Expected
Generated hint message shall not contain DATEVALUE("")
Environment
**Kendo UI version: [all]
**Browser: [all]
When there is a filter applied in Excel file and the file is imported in the Spreadsheet only the first row is visible. The issue occur when the filtered column is a numeric column.
Only the filter row is visible. The filter result data rows are hidden:
All rows with filtered results should be visible. Example:
In a Spreadsheet that has a scrollable Sheetbar, clicking the arrow icons to scroll the sheets refreshes the page.
Regression introduced with 2024.4.1112
Workaround - https://dojo.telerik.com/IVcuYtjD/5
The page refreshes
The page shouldn't refresh
When cell with border is cut in the Spreadsheet, the border is also removed from the next cells.
The cell A2 should have a right border, cell C2 should have a left border, etc...
The next cells borders are cut as well
When you add a filter to a column on the spreadsheet component, only the down arrow icon part of the filter button is clickable, not the entire button.
The filter menu is not opened unless we click on the icon.
The filter menu should open when the button is clicked.
Using a datasource on a sheet
Selecting entire sheet and clicking the filter in the data toolbar tab.
The buttons for the columns do not respect the size of rowHeight or headerHeight
Set rowHeight to 20 and i get this
We are using a sheet with a datasource
if the user only selects one column and then sorts it only sorts the data in that column and mixes the rows data.
Suggestion: the filter button should act like the Excel filter button where it auto selects the entire sheet before applying the filter.
Maybe only when using a datasource?