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1.35.0
Saving with long sheet names (over 31 chars) causes Excel to show a 'We found a problem with some content...' message
[Fact] public void TestIssue693() { var config = new OpenXmlConfiguration { DynamicColumns = new DynamicExcelColumn[] { new DynamicExcelColumn("id"){Ignore=true}, new DynamicExcelColumn("name"){Index=1,Width=10}, new DynamicExcelColumn("createdate"){Index=0,Format="yyyy-MM-dd",Width=15}, new DynamicExcelColumn("point"){Index=2,Name="Account Point"}, } }; var path = PathHelper.GetTempPath(); var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(new[] { new { id = 1, name = "Jack", createdate = new DateTime(2022, 04, 12), point = 123.456 } }, Formatting.Indented); var value = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<List<Dictionary<string, object>>>(json); // vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv MiniExcel.SaveAs(path, value, sheetName: "Some Really Looooooooooong Sheet Name", configuration: config); // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ var rows = MiniExcel.Query(path, false).ToList(); Assert.Equal("createdate", rows[0].A); Assert.Equal(new DateTime(2022, 04, 12), rows[1].A); Assert.Equal("name", rows[0].B); Assert.Equal("Jack", rows[1].B); Assert.Equal("Account Point", rows[0].C); Assert.Equal(123.456, rows[1].C); }
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Excel Type
MiniExcel Version
1.35.0
Description
Saving with long sheet names (over 31 chars) causes Excel to show a 'We found a problem with some content...' message
Test Case
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