I'm trying to convert a CSV file to xlsx file using the following code:
string csvFileName = path;
string nomeArquivo = Path.Combine(serverpath, RandomString(10) + ".xlsx");
string worksheetsName = "b2w";
bool firstRowIsHeader = false;
var format = new ExcelTextFormat();
format.Delimiter = ';';
format.EOL = "\n"; // DEFAULT IS "\r\n";
// format.TextQualifier = '"';
using (ExcelPackage package = new ExcelPackage(new FileInfo(nomeArquivo)))
{
ExcelWorksheet worksheet = package.Workbook.Worksheets.Add(worksheetsName);
worksheet.Cells["A1"].Value = "Status Pedido";
worksheet.Cells["B1"].Value = "Site Origem";
worksheet.Cells["C1"].Value = "Número Pedido";
worksheet.Cells["D1"].Value = "Número Entrega";
worksheet.Cells["E1"].Value = "Total Pedido";
worksheet.Cells["F1"].Value = "CPF";
worksheet.Cells["G1"].Value = "Nome Completo";
worksheet.Cells["H1"].Value = "Endereço";
worksheet.Cells["I1"].Value = "Número";
worksheet.Cells["J1"].Value = "Complemento";
worksheet.Cells["K1"].Value = "Referencia";
worksheet.Cells["L1"].Value = "Bairro";
worksheet.Cells["M1"].Value = "CEP";
worksheet.Cells["N1"].Value = "Estado";
worksheet.Cells["O1"].Value = "Cidade";
worksheet.Cells["P1"].Value = "Merda1";
worksheet.Cells["Q1"].Value = "Telefone Fixo";
worksheet.Cells["R1"].Value = "Telefone Celular";
worksheet.Cells["S1"].Value = "Merda2";
worksheet.Cells["T1"].Value = "Sku Lojista";
worksheet.Cells["U1"].Value = "Merda3";
worksheet.Cells["V1"].Value = "Quantidade";
worksheet.Cells["W1"].Value = "Valor unitário";
worksheet.Cells["X1"].Value = "Valor Frete";
worksheet.Cells["Y1"].Value = "Data Entrega";
worksheet.Cells["Z1"].Value = "Valor Adicional";
worksheet.Cells["A2"].LoadFromText(new FileInfo(csvFileName), format, OfficeOpenXml.Table.TableStyles.Medium27, firstRowIsHeader);
package.Save();
B2wExcelInsertPrimeiro InsertData = new B2wExcelInsertPrimeiro(nomeArquivo);
InsertData.Insert();
}
After the convertion, it saves the file but the double values like 319,98 are being saved as 31998.
What am I doing wrong?
Looks like a
CultureInfo
problem. For example, in the US we use.
instead of,
to demark the decimal value of a double. So if you import a number like that the comma would be ignored. If you use a culture which has theNumberDecimalSeparator
set to a comma it should work. For example:should solve the problem. You can get a good list of cultures from here:
http://www.csharp-examples.net/culture-names/