I see what Crystal means Create an Excel document and put 312700133751 number into a cell. The formatting of the cell must be "General Excel will display 3.127E+11 instead of 312700133751 The problem is that, when you read the file with the OleDbConnection driver, the DataTable will be filled with the "3.1270013505e+011" string value (even when Excel has the "General" formatting) The problem is that 3.1270013505e+011 equals 312700133750, not 312700133751 (notice the last digit, is a zero instead of a one). This is the issue!
That the OleDbConnection is "truncating" the decimals of the number up to 10 digits, which is leaving one extra digit out of the conversion I haven't found a solution either.
I see what Crystal means. Create an Excel document and put 312700133751 number into a cell. The formatting of the cell must be "General".
Excel will display 3.127E+11 instead of 312700133751. The problem is that, when you read the file with the OleDbConnection driver, the DataTable will be filled with the "3.1270013505e+011" string value (even when Excel has the "General" formatting). The problem is that 3.1270013505e+011 equals 312700133750, not 312700133751 (notice the last digit, is a zero instead of a one).
This is the issue! That the OleDbConnection is "truncating" the decimals of the number up to 10 digits, which is leaving one extra digit out of the conversion. I haven't found a solution either...
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