The leading and trailing zeros of formatted numbers maybe truncated. Usually numbers don't start with zero so it's probably just the leading 0's
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior, for example:
Create an Excel File with leading zeros
Parse worksheet and strings
Append to an object or print into the console
00017 is actually 17
Expected behavior
Leading zeros should display
Additional context
I'm interested in implementing a workaround to get the truncated 0's
This attached screenshot shows a possible solution. If you search truncated 0's with xlsx parser you get the solution that I found. Maybe you guys have a workaround for this Swift package?
Version
Current
Description of the bug
The leading and trailing zeros of formatted numbers maybe truncated. Usually numbers don't start with zero so it's probably just the leading 0's
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior, for example:
Expected behavior
Leading zeros should display
Additional context
I'm interested in implementing a workaround to get the truncated 0's This attached screenshot shows a possible solution. If you search truncated 0's with xlsx parser you get the solution that I found. Maybe you guys have a workaround for this Swift package?