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The workbook.SheetNames[] list has HTML entities already encoded. So if the Excel sheet name is:
one < two
then workbook.SheetNames[0] is:
one < two
The SheetNames values should be plain-text.
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version bump 0.9.2: more bugfixes
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- decode sheet name for XLSX and XLML (fixes SheetJS#203 h/t @rocketmonkeys) - XFExt (fixes SheetJS#298 h/t @aetna-softwares @aimcom @baharudinafif) - handle truly empty `<is>` elements (fixes SheetJS#506 h/t @asksahil) - pin version numbers for dependencies (fixes SheetJS#469 h/t @nhtera) - sed usage fix (see SheetJS#572 h/t @Liryna) - fix hex2RGB substr indices (fixes SheetJS#294 h/t @kamorahul) - removed stale typescript files (see SheetJS#442) - reworked shift formula regex (fixed SheetJS#551 h/t @SheetJSDev) - README note on webpack codepage suppression (fixes SheetJS#438 h/t @rusty1s) - README note on WTF (fixes SheetJS#487 h/t @livesoftware)
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The workbook.SheetNames[] list has HTML entities already encoded. So if the Excel sheet name is:
then workbook.SheetNames[0] is:
The SheetNames values should be plain-text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: