Support for multiple t nodes in strings #25
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Sometimes formatting (specially with japanese characters) separates text in multiple t nodes. Just "get" will result in only one node. Which works in many cases but breaks in some.
Japanese Excel occasionally stores phonetics as well as the regular text in the xlsx sheet. Those nodes do not show up to a excel user so they can be ignored.
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Support for multiple t nodes in strings
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Sometimes formatting (specially with japanese characters) separates text in multiple t nodes. Just "get" will result in only one node. Which works in many cases but breaks in some.