Issue Summary

Pasting rows from Excel into an existing table overwrites rows instead of inserting new rows.

The behavior is stranger when tested on a table with two columns, where the first row has the two columns merged. When pasting it will also overwrite existing rows, but starting at the row directly above the one where the cursor is.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a simple table in Excel
2. Copy/paste the table into a Confluence page
3. Select two or more rows in the Excel document and copy them
4. Click on a cell in the first column on the Confluence table, paste the rows

Expected Results

Pasting the rows inserts the data into new rows

Actual Results

Pasting the rows overwrites the existing data

Workaround

Insert new rows into the Confluence table that match the number of rows you copied, and paste the data into those rows.