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I'm having trouble with format my cells to Date. FileInfo info = new FileInfo(path); using (ExcelPackage package = new ExcelPackage(info)) { ExcelWorksheet ws = package.Workbook.Worksheets.Add(sheetName); ws.Cells[3, 1].Style.Numberformat.Format = "yyyy-mm-dd"; ws.Cells["A3"].Formula = "=DATE(2014,10,5)"; } Output from this in Excel: 41 917,00 Why is this not working? Taraz I agree with Yosoyke. You're probably targeting the wrong cells. You can try: ws.Cells["A3"].Style.Numberformat.Format = "yyyy-mm-dd"; ws.Cells["A3"].Formula = "=DATE(2014,10,5)"; prashant kalyanraman worksheet.Cells[

So I'm using the fancy EPPlus library to write an Excel file and output it to the user to download. For the following method I'm just using some test data to minimize on the code, then I'll add the code I'm using to connect to database later. Now I can download a file all fine, but when I go to open the file, Excel complains that it's not a valid file and might be corrupted. When I go to look at the file, it says it's 0KB big. So my question is, where am I going wrong? I'm assuming it's with the MemoryStream. Haven't done much work with streams before so I'm not exactly sure what to use here.

I use EPPlus to export excel 2007 file. The file can export normally but i have some problem with setting column format. My string column with numeric style (Purchase Order No. ex. 49000001) be exported with green tag on the top left of the each cell, How can i remove it? I try to set number format to "General" but it's not work Please help. p.s i use C# EPPLus does not currently support disabling that green tag. However, it is possible to modify the project in order to suppress it. First you will need to add a new class to the project, ExcelIgnoredError.cs: using System; using System

I am writing a program in C# that needs to export a List<MyObject> into Excel and I'm using EPPlus for doing so. My challenge is that my object has a property: string Prop1 { get; set; } And, one of the values I need to export has a value that, for example, is of the form of Prop1 = "123E4" . The challenge is that the EPPlus LoadFromCollection method exports this to Excel, but Excel converts it into a number using scientific notation (Outputted value = 1.23E+06 or 1230000 ). I've tried setting the entire column to .Style.Numberformat.Format = "@" (and any other style I could think of) and I've

I am creating a spreadsheet from a List<object[]> using LoadFromArrays The first entry of the array is a title, the other entries are possibly numbers, text or dates (but the same for each array in the list). The generated Excel sheet has the green triangle warning that numbers are formatted as text. I loop through all the cells and set their format to Number like so ws.Cells[i, j].Style.Numberformat.Format = "0"; However the problem remains and I still see the green warning, even though the number format is set to number when I look in the Format Cell... dialogue. What are my options here? It

EPPlus has a convenient LoadFromCollection<T> method to get data of my own type into a worksheet. For example if I have a class: public class Customer { public int Id { get; set; } public string Firstname { get; set; } public string Surname { get; set; } public DateTime Birthdate { get; set; } } Then the following code: var package = new ExcelPackage(); var sheet = package.Workbook.Worksheets.Add("Customers"); var customers = new List<Customer>{ new Customer{ Id = 1, Firstname = "John", Surname = "Doe", Birthdate = new DateTime(2000, 1, 1) }, new Customer{ Id = 2, Firstname = "Mary", Surname =