John Juback

@saravanabalagi Are you referring to an XLSX file or a CSV file without a header row?

As you discovered, you can set the `csv-preview.formatValues` setting to `unquoted`. That way, any value enclosed in quotes will be displayed as-is, but unquoted numeric values will respect the `csv-preview.numberFormat`...

@hongshui3000 Can you upload an Excel file that demonstrates the problem? If not, do you see the same behavior with the latest stable version, 4.0.50?

@hongshui3000 I'm not exactly sure what you are referring to. Here is your file in MS Excel:  And here is the same file in Excel Viewer:  It's never...

The extension links to the .NET documentation for the sake of simplicity, but the behavior of the underlying control is more accurately described [here](https://www.grapecity.com/wijmo/api/classes/wijmo.globalize.html#formatnumber]). That page does not address the...

@alkatar21 For now, yes. Or you can set `formatValues` to `never`. I'm looking into ways to improve this, since different columns might have different formatting requirements.

@natesones I can reproduce your issue if the rename only changes case. If I rename to a totally different name it works fine. Still investigating, but it may be related...

@natesones I can reproduce this issue without my extension using the VS Code custom editor sample. Reported here: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-extension-samples/issues/582

Try running the command `CSV: Clear Preview State`. If that doesn't fix it, go to Extensions view, right-click the extension and pick `Install Another Version`. If you absolutely need an...

All of the 2.1 versions are available [here](http://prerelease.componentone.com/excelviewer) as zip files. However, I would like to find out more about your error. With the blank preview focused, can you go...