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Are you sure? Doing some basic testing with Spreadsheet::ParseExcel seems to indicate that it also returns an empty string. Can you give me an example?
On Wed, 22 Jan 2014 09:35:53 -0800, Jesse Luehrs notifications@github.com wrote:
Are you sure? Doing some basic testing with Spreadsheet::ParseExcel seems to indicate that it also returns an empty string. Can you give me an example?
You are right. The difference does stem from Spreadsheet::Read, which returns an empty string, but from Spreadsheet::XLSX, which returns an undef. I will fix my tests.
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in Spreadsheet::ParseExcel, if A2 and A3 are merged, A2 will return the value and A3 will be undef. In ParseXLSX, A2 reveals the value, but A3 return the empty string ""