EPPlus version 8.4.0

Author: JanKallman

docs/articles/fixedissues.md

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 ## Version 8.4.0
 ### Features
 * Added targeting framework .NET 10.
-Fixed issues 
+### Fixed issues 
 * Fixed an issue where the DATEDIF function returned incorrect results for the number of months.
 * Fixed an issue where EPPlus incorrectly evaluated the expression TRUE=1 as TRUE instead of FALSE.
 * Resolved various issues in CEILING, ISOCEILING, CEILING.PRECISE, CEILING.MATH and FLOOR, FLOOR.PRECISE, FLOOR.MATH functions, especially when handling negative multiples. 
   The TIME function was previously limited to the range 00:00:00–23:59:59. It now behaves similar to Excel, supporting overflow and negative values.
 * Fixed an issue where the TIME function did not handle array input correctly.
-* Chart style manager resetted the color cycling of series, when using multiple chart types or secondary axis.
-* Direct input of errors like #DIV/0, #NAME?, #NULL! or #GETTING_DATA was not supported in formulas and arrays.
+* Chart Style Manager reset the series color cycle when multiple chart types or a secondary axis were used.
+* Direct input of errors like #DIV/0!, #NAME?, #NULL! or #GETTING_DATA was not supported in formulas and arrays.
 * ISBLANK("") incorrectly returned true.
 * ERROR.TYPE returned a #VALUE! error when supplying a #DIV/0! error.
 * INDIRECT("") now returns a #REF! error.
@@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ Fixed issues
 * The CHOOSE function incorrectly returned error (i.e. #DIV/0!), if supplies as conditional arguments.
 * The UNICHAR function did return the correct character.
 * The TEXT function failed, if a null value was supplied as format argument.
+* VLOOKUP could fail to find an item in the cell if the first row was the header. Excel ignores header values in the binary search.
+* `ExcelRangeBase.DimensionByValue` returned the wrong range in rare cases.
+* `ExcelRangeBase.Richtext` caused a null `NullReferenceException` when it hade been disposed.
 
 ## Version 8.3.1
 * Using an array as denominator when first value is 0 returns a single ´#DIV0!´ error.