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I stumbled upon a bug. If you pass a float64 to SetCellValue() and it is NaN, it causes a corrupt .xlsm file. I simply used math.IsNaN() to check prior to SetCellValue() and that the solved problem.
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I stumbled upon a bug. If you pass a float64 to SetCellValue() and it is NaN, it causes a corrupt .xlsm file. I simply used math.IsNaN() to check prior to SetCellValue() and that the solved problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: