An incremental scroll (possibly even smooth scrolling) of the active Calc sheet would come at considerable cost to performance. But if implemented as a modal toggle it would make for better UX.
Otherwise, from LO 3.5.0 onward (implemented for GSOC 2011) LO Calc provides multi-line edit of the active cell that fully exposes the cell text in the Formula Input bar-regardless of height or width of the containing cell on a Calc sheet. The ScInputBarGroup provides edit engine based manipulation of the cell text.
Admittedly, this does not expose image/graphics embedded in a cell for review in the UI, but working with text is fine.
An incremental scroll (possibly even smooth scrolling) of the active Calc sheet would come at considerable cost to performance. But if implemented as a modal toggle it would make for better UX.
Otherwise, from LO 3.5.0 onward (implemented for GSOC 2011) LO Calc provides multi-line edit of the active cell that fully exposes the cell text in the Formula Input bar-regardless of height or width of the containing cell on a Calc sheet. The ScInputBarGroup provides edit engine based manipulation of the cell text.
Admittedly, this does not expose image/graphics embedded in a cell for review in the UI, but working with text is fine.