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I'm leaning toward converting it to unix epoch time and an int since Excel can force a date field into being a string with the tick symbol (`) but it depends on which one is more common: Storing the date as a string or storing the date as a int?
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Currently, if you have a date cell, openpyxl will return a datetime which is not json serializable by default.
I'm leaning toward converting it to unix epoch time and an int since Excel can force a date field into being a string with the tick symbol (`) but it depends on which one is more common: Storing the date as a string or storing the date as a int?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: