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If you notice the rows/columns have disappeared then you can undo the action.
by HKH2 5y ago
If you notice the rows/columns have disappeared then you can undo the action.
- oliwarner 5y agoIsn't the lack of newly-inserted row a big enough clue? Or the change in insertion point when you go to insert again? How many levels of error do you want to cover? TFA's point is there is zero chance for recompense here. If you're not going to have Trash or Undo functionality, you need to prompt.
- HKH2 5y agoYou can't always guarantee your focus is 100%, no matter how much you'd like it to be. I get TFA's point is about irreversibility, but having those buttons close to each other is part of the problem.