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Why do we need to make GridRange start and end unbounded on same axes? #617

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# If one axes is unbounded on an index, make other index also unbounded on same axes
if self._start[0] is None or self._end[0] is None:
self._start[0], self._end[0] = None, None
elif self._start[1] is None or self._end[1] is None:
self._start[1], self._end[1] = None, None

I can use worksheet.get_values('D2', 'D') as expected (yes, all column D except D1) if I comment out the lines above. But if I don't, it works like worksheet.get_values('D', 'D'). Why was it needed to do this before?

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