oleibman

I think I have a solution for the SPILL operator, building on Mark's work. It should be available tonight or tomorrow. The leading at-sign is harder because there are legitimate...

@infojunkie The #SPILL! error could be correct, or it could be a bug in the code. I need more information.

@jr212 CHOOSECOLS still gets an at-sign because we have not yet implemented it, so PhpSpreadsheet does not know, and therefore can't tell Excel, that it's an array function. It is...

@jr212 Thank you for the sample file. I have deleted the link to it, as you requested. I believe my latest push will solve your filter errors problem. Please download...

No update in 5 months, closing.

Hopefully release notes for 3.3.0 (should have been 3.0.0, but I made a typo) were clearer about what has gone away, and how to deal with it. Closing this issue....

I am not able to duplicate your result - I see the expected result when I execute your code. I know you have shown the contents of test.csv above. Please...

Sorry, still getting the expected result (Php7.4 PhpSpreadsheet 1.0.29 Windows 11 US, and also more recent releases of Php and PhpSpreadsheet): ``` Array ( [0] => test [1] => 中文...

Problem seems resolved as far as PhpSpreadsheet is concerned. Closing.

Not a WordPress user, but I will ask what could be a pertinent question. Before any `use` statements in my mainline program, I have the statement: ```php require __DIR__ ....