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In this case changes are row based which means the user selects x rows in y columns which results in x*y changes. When user selects 10 changes ( 10 cells) than the number of changes which need to occur is a division x/y which results in the number of rows we want to paste in
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Thank you for sharing the code. Actually, we have decided to rewrite the demo (related issue https://github.com/handsontable/docs/issues/58) since it uses ancient methods that aren't that great anymore. |
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In this case changes are row based which means the user selects x rows in y columns which results in x*y changes. When user selects 10 changes ( 10 cells) than the number of changes which need to occur is a division x/y which results in the number of rows we want to paste in