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Anyone has any idea about XF: Extended Format (E0h) record ?
Hey Gentry,
I am writing a program to extract data from excel file directly. having an issue on the XF record. According the document from microsoft(Office 97 document). Every cell keep a XF index point to the XF table, you can get the format ID from the XF table, but I am trying this method against several excel file, I found the same format(for example 12,345.00) map to different format ID, in my case it's 176/179, anyone has any idea about how to get the format information of the cell ? any input is appreciated. Thanks, Tim -- |
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