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Not importing when first row contains a 0 in a colum #802
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It's not a known bug and a quick test failed to repro it.
Does your data have column headings. I can imagine an issue if 0 is a column heading (using Could you share a sheet which has the problem and the command line you are using ? |
sure here is a very simple test and it also does not import the column as explained: mega.nz/#!OF1AxYha!fUPDiNY_I7e1_9dG59rMrKi2MpJh3dwiDaq4wzDghQA as you mentioned i have no column heading. So the 0 is in the first row and therefore is not imported. Here is also a Screenshot so you can see what happens at my Powershell: mega.nz/#!WUsihQSa!nEjqr9wK0WKBu1mzRYhUNJnRMX1L5wXvj5RNgoZpKLg |
Is there an option to import wihout heading? |
Ok i found there is a way to import without headers "‑NoHeader" |
I'll check it later, but your test file has no column headers, so working with the the -noheader switch will help. Currently it sees "123" , "article", and "0" as column names. |
When i use ImportExcel with a file that contains a 0 in the last colum the whole column is not imported. I use a file with 3 colums.
When in the first row the quantity is 0 the whole column for quantity is not imported. I found this bug while transforming a xlsx file to csv. The same issue happens when i just import it directly in powershell. Is this a known bug?
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