Closed carbuz closed 4 years ago
This is consistent with Excel. If you have an example where saving as CSV from excel does not round and exporting to csv from js-xls does round, please share or email me the file.
I wouldn't be against making this an option (like the JSON raw option)
Hi,
thank you for your extremely quick answer and for your work in updating your amazing library! You are right: it is consistent with Excel. However it would be nice to have the possibility to load the data without the rounding (consider for example the possibility to import data from an excel to a database, etc...).
Thanks again for your time, Have a nice day!
Andrea
2015-02-27 18:08 GMT+00:00 SheetJSDev notifications@github.com:
This is consistent with Excel. If you have an example where saving as CSV from excel does not round and exporting to csv from js-xls does round, please share or email me the file.
I wouldn't be against making this an option (like the JSON raw option)
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To understand the problem with "raw csv", lets start from a simple question: how should dates be written? After all, CSV is ultimately a string. There are multiple "good" answers here:
1) Converting the date object to a string: Fri Feb 27 2015 14:11:00 GMT-0500 (EST)
2) The ISO8601 with milliseconds (JSON.stringify does this): 2015-02-27T19:12:08.000Z
3) Duration format (used in ODS)
4) Try to determine the system locale
If you just want an array-of-arrays, the sheet_to_json function can be called with the options {header:1, raw:true}
Hi, thank you for your answer. I would suggest you to give the option to save numbers in raw and date using in ISO format. The only thing that really matter is not to lose precision in saving any kind of data.
Best regards
@carbuz migrating to js-xlsx
Is it now possible to get raw values for numbers in sheet_to_csv
with the new js-xlsx?
I could not find the answer in the documentation: https://github.com/SheetJS/js-xlsx
Thanks
the utils.sheet_to_csv function converts cells using the text value (w) instead of the value(v) (so numbers are rounded ...)