On 22/05/2022 16:40, Morten Welinder wrote:
Fixed. The format is locale dependent which, in my book, isn't a
great idea. We will now load that file differently in different
locales which, evidently, is the Excel way.
M.
Great; thanks. I see that we work the same days of the week... :)
Fixed. The format is locale dependent which, in my book, isn't a
great idea. We will now load that file differently in different
locales which, evidently, is the Excel way.
M.
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Thanks.
In this case you do not have a csv problem, but an xlsx problem.
We read the file as per the file format specification and get a cell
with m/d/y format. Unfortunately it looks like Excel doesn't follow
its own file format! See, for example
On 14/05/2022 22:35, Morten Welinder wrote:
The devil's in the details here, so please provide a sample file.
And, as always, avoid csv if at all you can.
M.
Hi Morten - files attached (unless they've been stripped); thanks. This
is a 2-cell workbook in English/UK locale, with a date
The devil's in the details here, so please provide a sample file.
And, as always, avoid csv if at all you can.
M.
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