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Thanks for providing this library, which in addition to ExcelDataReader is brilliant for lightweight reading of Excel spreadsheets.
I think I've found an issue with the number formats mm:ss.0 and mm:ss.00; they don't round the fractions of a second to the correct number of decimal places.
mm:ss.0
Used in columns F and K of the attached spreadsheet, NumberFormat.Format returns 00.12.340 and 09:48.340 respectively, whereas in Excel they're displayed as 00.12.3 and 09:48.3.
mm:ss.00
Used in column G of the attached spreadsheet, NumberFormat.Format returns 00.12.350, whereas in Excel it's displayed as 00.12.35.
Hi
Thanks for providing this library, which in addition to ExcelDataReader is brilliant for lightweight reading of Excel spreadsheets.
I think I've found an issue with the number formats mm:ss.0 and mm:ss.00; they don't round the fractions of a second to the correct number of decimal places.
mm:ss.0
Used in columns F and K of the attached spreadsheet, NumberFormat.Format returns 00.12.340 and 09:48.340 respectively, whereas in Excel they're displayed as 00.12.3 and 09:48.3.
mm:ss.00
Used in column G of the attached spreadsheet, NumberFormat.Format returns 00.12.350, whereas in Excel it's displayed as 00.12.35.
Regards
Colin
DataTypes.xlsx
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