Hi HyperFormula team 
,
Iām using HyperFormula.buildFromSheets() to evaluate some sheet data, and I noticed an issue with how numeric results are returned after formula evaluation.
My input (handsontableJson) looks like this:{ "Sheet2": [ [ "52.50000", "=ROUND(AVERAGE(A1:A5),5)" ], [ "52.50000", "" ], [ "52.50000", "" ], [ "52.50000", "" ], [ "52.50000", "" ] ] } const hfInstance = HyperFormula.buildFromSheets(handsontableJson, { licenseKey: 'gpl-v3', smartRounding: false, }); const sheetId = hfInstance.getSheetId(sheetKey); const evaluatedData = hfInstance.getSheetValues(sheetId); console.log(evaluatedData);
However, when I check the output (evaluatedData), it becomes:
Problem:
- I expected the result to be
"52.50000", preserving the 5 decimal places, because the original formula uses=ROUND(AVERAGE(A1:A5),5). - But HyperFormula returns it as
52.5, losing the trailing zeros.
Context:
smartRounding: falseis already set.- I would like to retain the precision as formatted (
5decimal places), especially for PDF generation use cases where the exact number format matters.
Question:
- Is there a built-in way to preserve the decimal formatting (e.g., ā52.50000ā instead of ā52.5ā)?
- If not, could this be considered as an enhancement, or is there a recommended workaround?
Thanks a lot for your amazing work on HyperFormula! 