https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169645

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--- Comment #4 from [email protected] ---
Probably not worth explaining because it only matters if a developer is
interesting in adding but anyways....

@BogdanB 
Took some time to understand what you have mentioned, but again I do not think
this is what I am mentioning either.
Remember that my example was simple, but in a real file amount of rows could be
many.
CTRL+END brings the focus to the last row at the bottom.

The shortcuts I am suggesting would bring the focus to the last cell containing
data within the specific row that currently has focus.
A1
So if the A1 cell with the text "BEGINNING" currently had focus, if the user
applied this shortcut, the focus would remain in that A1 cell because there is
NO text in any other columns in row 1.

(The currently available function `To Right Block Margin` which is CTRL+RIGHT
ARROW used in this case, shoots the focus all the way to the last column
available "XFD", this to me is undesired behavior and serves no purpose to the
user)

A2
Yet if the A2 cell with the text "BEGINNING" currently had focus, if the user
applied this shortcut, the focus would be move to C2 that contains the text
"END" because it is the last column in row 2 that contains text.

(The currently available function `To Right Block Margin` which is CTRL+RIGHT
ARROW used in this case works well because it brings focus to C2 cell
containing "END" text in it.)

Hope this makes sense.
Thank You

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