Avoid exponential notation of large numbers while importing from HTML
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Sometimes your Html contains numbers like 1234567890123456 which are longer than 15 digits and when you import your HTML to excel file, these numbers convert to exponential notation like 1.23457E+15. If you want, your number should be imported as it is and not converted to exponential notation, then please use HTMLLoadOptions.keep_precision property and set it true while loading your HTML.
The following sample code explains the usage of HTMLLoadOptions.keep_precision property. The API will import the number as it is without converting it to exponential notation.
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| from aspose.cells import HtmlLoadOptions, LoadFormat, SaveFormat, Workbook | |
| from io import BytesIO | |
| # For complete examples and data files, please go to https:# github.com/aspose-cells/Aspose.Cells-for-.NET | |
| # Sample Html containing large number with digits greater than 15 | |
| html = "<html><body><p>1234567890123456</p></body></html>" | |
| # Convert Html to byte array | |
| byteArray = html.encode("utf-8") | |
| # Set Html load options and keep precision true | |
| loadOptions = HtmlLoadOptions(LoadFormat.HTML) | |
| loadOptions.keep_precision = True | |
| # Convert byte array into stream | |
| stream = BytesIO(byteArray) | |
| # Create workbook from stream with Html load options | |
| workbook = Workbook(stream, loadOptions) | |
| # Access first worksheet | |
| sheet = workbook.worksheets[0] | |
| # Auto fit the sheet columns | |
| sheet.auto_fit_columns() | |
| # Save the workbook | |
| workbook.save(outputDir + "outputAvoidExponentialNotationWhileImportingFromHtml.xlsx", SaveFormat.XLSX) |