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Thanks for your posting describing few similar problems.
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You mentioned so many issues in a single thread. Please create a separate thread for your separate issues.
It will be helpful in sorting out the issues quickly and keep track of them.
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For your other two issues:
#2. Formula issue of “=Sheet1!$A$2” and "=$A$2"
Those formulas are both read from corresponding template file. In fact it is strange to us that the formula in your given xls is “=Sheet1!$A$2”. We don’t know how did you create this XLS file, at our end when we save the XLSX as XLS by excel2007, in the saved XLS file the formula was “=$A$2”(same with the formula in XLSX file), not “=Sheet1!$A$2”. Anyways, because ms excel does not allow reference to other worksheet than the sheet where the format condition is in, so “=$A$2” is always equals to “=Sheet1!$A$2” for the conditional formattings in Sheet1.
#7. Color[Black] and [ARGB=0]
In the given xlsx template file, the font color is using theme color and the color is the pre-defined one(Black). When reading XLS file, currently we cannot get the theme color and only read the color in RGB. However, user should compare colors by their ARGB values in all situations. For Black and Color[ARGB=0], they are same.
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For the color [Black] and [ARGB=0], as we have said, it is because currently we cannot support theme color for this record when reading xls file, so we can only give a color with ARGB=0. For xlsx, we can read those theme colors so we can give [Black] color. For ms excel, it supports to read theme colors from xls file, so when you convert the xls to xlsx again, the theme color is kept. And we also can read the [Black] color from the re-saved xlsx file.We will try to support those theme colors from xls file later when we finish other important tasks. Currently, as workaround we think you can simple compare color’s ARGB value to check whether they are same.
For the formula issue, we did find that the formula saved by ms excel2010 is “=Sheet1!$A$2”(different from the saved xls of excel2007 or lower versions) and so we have to give the same data with what saved in xls file. However, we think it is a bug or at least an incompatibility of excel2010 with other versions. For the excel2010 saved xls, when you open it with ms excel2007 again and edit the conditional formatting, you will find you cannot apply the rule again even if you did not edit anything of the formula. So the formula with sheet reference is invalid for excel97-2007 for conditional formattings.
Thank you for clarification.