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Hell we just accept xlsx and xls natively. It sucks but it solves many issues. Also causes some, but you'll never get it out of users' heads that Excel files ar
by EraYaN 2y ago
Hell we just accept xlsx and xls natively. It sucks but it solves many issues. Also causes some, but you'll never get it out of users' heads that Excel files are not a data exchange format.
- unclebucknasty 2y agoDefinitely helps. Should be able to detect the charset from the Excel metadata, at least. Of course, if that charset uses code points not available in your app's native charset, then you're kind of back to square one (unless your use case tolerates garbled or missing data).