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With this set: $reader->setShouldFormatDates(true);
I then get the following:
Is there an option somewhere to "dumb down" spout and have it just return everything as text, don't try to be smart and parse things just return text, that is all I need.
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The pattern "#,##0 PCE" is considered as a date because of the presence of the "E" (which represents a date format). Although "PCE" should be preceded by a backslash to work properly, so I'm not sure how it actually works. If you have the possibility to upload a test file, that'd be helpful!
I have the following in an excel file:
In Libreoffice calc I can see the file is set as Number but when I read a row and use the
toArray()
method I am getting the following:This is the code that is generating this:
With this set:
$reader->setShouldFormatDates(true);
I then get the following:
Is there an option somewhere to "dumb down" spout and have it just return everything as text, don't try to be smart and parse things just return text, that is all I need.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: