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+1 - was about to take a look at this as well
you can just add a few things where you see it using fileName/name to set it separately - seemed to work for me
yeah - I just disabled it trying to convert dates as well as described by @StuffieStephie
@mcsmithers I think what I did was to override the formatting because the "try to format as date" is aggressive
@mcsmithers fyi - here is info on having a custom format function - the repo owner suggested modifying the prototype of TableExport on use, while my initial fix was to...
ok - it looks like there is a "formatValue" function that is added to the settings object internally, but not currently settable via settings - wonder if just allowing that...
that worked - basically, you just replace this line at https://github.com/clarketm/TableExport/blob/a18b72420e5fa179134bd059b73d45f0957092ee/src/stable/js/tableexport.js#L72 with something like settings.formatValue = settings.formatValue ? settings.formatValue.bind(this, settings.trimWhitespace) : self.formatValue.bind(this, settings.trimWhitespace); and when you call tableExport, pass your...
I'm guessing this is not simple :)
btw - I think that release is just for .Net Core 2.0, and there are no plans to support 1.0 > epplus, will not be compatible with core 1.0. However,...
looking for just such a thing right now - can't seem to find anything yet