Bradley van Ree
Bradley van Ree
This might be OK. XlText uses datetime.parser.parser. The only trouble is there's no real way to determine what date format was localized to when the workbook archive was created or...
It's been a while since I've tried, and I'm not jear a computer for at least a day, but I recall we can do that. Check out the tests. If...
This is what I had in mind... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23350581/openpyxl-1-8-5-reading-the-result-of-a-formula-typed-in-a-cell-using-openpyxl
There are util functions converting serial/date and back. I'l reassess my approach
Both parts and a sheet, yes. I think this fix might be "big".
I think I may need more detail on your use case. Sheet context is a challenge. Currently cell addresses and range addresses are used as keys in dicts for ranges...
Is this the traceback you were faced with? ====================================================================== ERROR: test_address (tests.xlcalculator_types.range_test.TestXLRange) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Traceback (most recent call last): File "range_test.py", line 60, in test_address xlrange_05 = XLRange('Sheet1!1:1', 'Sheet1!1:1') File "",...
I have the bug on the run but it's 1:30am. I doubt I'm going to solve it tonight without screwing something else up and/or it'll be a bad solution. Over...
Great to hear you can sidestep it. In relation to the collection of issues you've raise, I'm impressed that you're using xlcalculator in a way I hadn't considered. Also I...
At the end of today I have moved the OOMs and, as expected, have now broken some tests. I expect to solve them tomorrow.