Parse XLSX files with unusual structure - #129
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Normally you will find `workbook.xml` in the `xl` directory, but recently we got a file where it was located in the root. To find the actual location of workbook, we must parse the file `_rels/.rels`. A separate rels file located relative to the workbook then points out the locations of the sheets, styles and shared strings.
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October 11, 2024 07:45
We found an XLSX missing the `_rels/.rels` file, and in this case falling back to the default path worked.
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Normally you will find workbook.xml in the xl directory, but recently we got a file where it was located in the root.
To find the actual location of workbook, we must parse the file _rels/.rels. A separate rels file located relative to the workbook then points out the locations of the sheets, styles and shared strings.