Hi there,
We have discovered issue occurring in newest version (1.9.0).
When you prepare an xlsx with cell, using colspan larger than 2, Excel reports it as faulty and intends to repair it upon opening.
This problem wasn't present in previous version (1.8.0).
We are using you nuget package in solution that runs on linux server (Debian 11 currently).
Belowe you have test code and example excel file.
using (var stream = new FileStream(fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Write))
using (var xlsxWriter = new XlsxWriter(stream))
{
xlsxWriter.BeginWorksheet("Test");
xlsxWriter.BeginRow();
xlsxWriter.BeginRow();
xlsxWriter.Write("");
xlsxWriter.Write("Broken", null, 3);
}
Hi there, We have discovered issue occurring in newest version (1.9.0).
When you prepare an xlsx with cell, using colspan larger than 2, Excel reports it as faulty and intends to repair it upon opening. This problem wasn't present in previous version (1.8.0). We are using you nuget package in solution that runs on linux server (Debian 11 currently).
Belowe you have test code and example excel file.
testExcel_20240124_175629.xlsx