New properties in cell object #782

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2017-08-17T10:59:37Z

the-spyke commented

2017-08-17 10:59:37 +00:00

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After updating to 0.11.2 I saw new properties in cell objects on xls import.

        "C7": {
            "ixfe": 15,
            "XF": {
                "ifnt": 0,
                "numFmtId": 164,
                "flags": 1,
                "fStyle": 0,
                "data": {
                    "patternType": null
                }
            },
            "v": 20120101,
            "t": "n"
        },
        "D7": {
            "v": "store-1",
            "ixfe": 15,
            "t": "s",
            "XF": {
                "ifnt": 0,
                "numFmtId": 164,
                "flags": 1,
                "fStyle": 0,
                "data": {
                    "patternType": null
                }
            }
        },

Is this okay? I don't see ixfe or XF in Common Spreadsheet Format.

Also opening this file in Excel 2016 shows all cells in General format. And I'm parsing it with raw flag set to true. But 20120101 is parsed an a number. What differs from csv behavior (see #781).

After updating to `0.11.2` I saw new properties in cell objects on `xls` import. ``` "C7": { "ixfe": 15, "XF": { "ifnt": 0, "numFmtId": 164, "flags": 1, "fStyle": 0, "data": { "patternType": null } }, "v": 20120101, "t": "n" }, "D7": { "v": "store-1", "ixfe": 15, "t": "s", "XF": { "ifnt": 0, "numFmtId": 164, "flags": 1, "fStyle": 0, "data": { "patternType": null } } }, ``` Is this okay? I don't see `ixfe` or `XF` in Common Spreadsheet Format. Also opening this file in Excel 2016 shows all cells in `General` format. And I'm parsing it with `raw` flag set to `true`. But `20120101` is parsed an a number. What differs from `csv` behavior (see #781).

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