Closed pinheiro-bruno closed 5 years ago
Rows is identifying a column as integer when the data on a column is a number that starts with zero.
When a number starts with zero, that number is more likely to be an registration number than an amount.
Let's supose that we are dealing with Brazilian CPF. If a cell contains a CPF started with zero, that would lead to data loss.
09340192213 would be converted to 9340192213
I'm facing the same issue with rows 0.4.1.
I have the string 00798360000180 and it's turning it into 798360000180.
00798360000180
798360000180
Never mind! :)
Rows is identifying a column as integer when the data on a column is a number that starts with zero.
When a number starts with zero, that number is more likely to be an registration number than an amount.
Let's supose that we are dealing with Brazilian CPF. If a cell contains a CPF started with zero, that would lead to data loss.
09340192213 would be converted to 9340192213