to create appropriate patches/unit
tests.
Remember, its not only the right encoding thats at work, but what Excel
will accept..
Elvira Gurevich wrote:
>Sure, I'll do that.
>But would not it be a problem if the original excel file was created on
>a Japanese version of Windows? With a
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Subject: Re: sheet names and string format read garbled on EBCDIC
machine
No, it should universally be ISO-8859-1 (Latin1).
Submit a patch and make the unit tests pass (as well as any relevent
unit tests)
-Andy
Elvira Gurevich wrote:
per Andy's suggestion, I am putting this question on the forum:
reading an xls file, row.getLastCellNum() returns one over. For example, if
there is only one cell, the first will be 0, and the last will be 1, which
makes 2 altogether. If it is by design, it should be documented.
this was reported
