numFmt cannot handle format "000" #1313
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This issue was duplicate with #1312. I have fixed it. |
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I don't know why it was filed twice. But thanks a lot for the quick fix! |
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- Add supported options in the docs of the functions `SetSheetPrOptions` and `GetSheetPrOptions` - Add go1.19 unit test settings, and made the test case compatible with go1.19 - Update dependencies module
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- Add supported options in the docs of the functions `SetSheetPrOptions` and `GetSheetPrOptions` - Add go1.19 unit test settings, and made the test case compatible with go1.19 - Update dependencies module
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- Add supported options in the docs of the functions `SetSheetPrOptions` and `GetSheetPrOptions` - Add go1.19 unit test settings, and made the test case compatible with go1.19 - Update dependencies module
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Description
numFmt does not handle format "000" correctly. In numfmt.go:340, only "0" is handled and not any other zero placeholders.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
go run .Describe the results you received:
The second cell just disappears.
Describe the results you expected:
Output of
go version:Excelize version or commit ID:
I've bisected it to
4b64b26c52932a51ca97a2bb6bf372a07020e52bEnvironment details (OS, Microsoft Excel™ version, physical, etc.):
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