duncanwerner
duncanwerner
BTW this is the monaco editor, from VS code.
The style for the shell had to change because the underlying structure changed -- it just wasn't possible to map over. We don't change these frequently. The theme you want...
@stephansgit did you mean that 2.3.1 did not work, but 2.2.1 works?
If anyone wants to help debug this, it would be helpful to know what the dev console log shows (in the console, `Ctrl+Shift+I`) when it fails.
I think I may have figured this out. If anyone can try https://github.com/sdllc/Basic-Excel-R-Toolkit/releases/tag/2.3.3 let me know what happens.
Great, thanks. Somehow debug symbols were getting linked in the release builds. Not sure how that happened, but I know how to check for it now.
So the problem is that dates in Excel *are* numbers. In Excel's internal data structure (XLOPER/XLOPER12) there is no distinction made for dates. And as you note Excel does not...
Generally this is one of two things: either (1) it's installed in a privileged location, like c:\program files, which won't work; or (2) Excel has disabled it. In the latter...
Nope.
Use the same name and it should work (name is an argument to the function). If not, please update with the version so we can investigate.