Build 3.0.0.95 of xlsgen includes a fix related to the formatting of floating-point (IEEE) values, especially when the number format is set as such that the cell is supposed to only retain non-decimal digits (i.e. digits before the decimal separator). In which case the value is supposed to be round up to the closer integer value. xlsgen ignored this rounding up. Until build 3.0.0.95. xlsgen already did the rounding up in the case of number formats specifying fix digits after the decimal separator.

In order words, if a cell contains value "456,8", and the number format associated to it is "##0", the cell should display "457" in Excel, and xlsgen should render it this way.

Build 3.0.0.94 of xlsgen includes a fix related to the handling of number formats for rendering cells. There can be a third-part in number formats, for specifying how to format a number in the case the number is zero. This part was ignored so far and the number was associated to the first part (positive values) or second part (negative values). xlsgen fixes this so that all of the three parts are now taken into account accordingly. xlsgen handles the fact that, out of these, only the first is mandatory, the two others are optional.

Build 3.0.0.93 of xlsgen includes a fix for printing/previewing. Better handling of hidden columns. In some cases, xlsgen would ignore the fact that some columns are marked as hidden and as a result would produce a different layout and different content than expected.