Add support for "1e6" as scientific notation #433
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We discovered a
xlsx
file in the wild recently using cell data with the format<c r="A1" s="1"><v>1e6</v></c>
to mean1000000
. I've not been able to determine what generated this xml or if it is valid according to the spec but this PR adds support for this format to the existing code which handles scientific notation.The oldest version of Excel i have handy (Excel for Mac 2011, v 14.7.3) would have generated
<c r="A1" s="1"><v>1E+06</v></c>
in this case.A new unit test is added as well.