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Add date support in from xlsx
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nice add! seems pretty unobtrusive. |
.and_then(|d| FixedOffset::east_opt(0).map(|o| (d, o))) | ||
.map(|(d, o)| DateTime::from_naive_utc_and_offset(d, o)) | ||
.map(|d| Value::date(d, head)) |
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Excel's date time doesn't carry its own timezone info? (or as part of the metadata?)
Should this be Zulu time or local time?
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By default excel does not account for timezones, its upto the sheet owner to manage this themselfs. What should be the default timezone, just utc?
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I'd prefer the local timezone
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For now I set it to local with a backup to Utc
Thanks |
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Description
This PR add date support when using the
open
command on a xlsx file, and the usingfrom xlsx
on a xlsx file.User-Facing Changes
Currently dates in xlsx files are read as nulls, after this PR this would be regular dates.
Tests + Formatting
After Submitting