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how to resolve the encode problem?

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i got a xml file include some chinese characters, when i use the XLSX.write api, the chinese characters changed. here is my code workbook is a xml string var workbook = XLSX.read(content, {type: 'binary'}); workbook.Sheets[‘ag-grid’][‘A24’].v the cell value became this, the oringin value is ‘中文测试’，apologize for my bed english,.

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Created 6 years ago
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SheetJSDevcommented, Sep 20, 2017

A small local change seemed to have fixed the immediate problem but we need to do some more tests to be sure. Expect a release tomorrow or Friday

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SheetJSDevcommented, Sep 21, 2020

This is very strange. I will raise a new issue

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