Before you submit this issue, have you checked the following
Affected packages and versions
0.10.14, 0.12.4, 0.14.0
Reproduction link
https://stackblitz.com/edit/univer-sheets-vite-cfpfg2nd?file=src%2Fmain.ts
Expected behavior
When comparing a cell reference containing "2025-01-01" as string literal(not a formatted number), and another string literal "2026-01-01"
=A1>="2026-01-01"
The expected output is FALSE,
Actual behavior
Univer always returns TRUE in such cases.
Diving deeper into the code it looks like Univer tries to interpret the RHS i.e "2026-01-01" as date, and hence while doing comparison does a comparison like
"2025-01-01" >= 4555
Whenever a string is compared against a number with >=, univer formula engine always returns TRUE.
This behavior is completely different from MS Excel, and Google Sheet, where they seem to do lexical comparison of the LHS and RHS.
Screenshot 1 -> Incorrect formula output

Screenshot 2 -> Correct formula output when TEXT() function is used to skip automatic type conversion

Screenshot 3 -> Correct formula output when TEXT() function is used to skip automatic type conversion

System information
No response
Before you submit this issue, have you checked the following
Affected packages and versions
0.10.14, 0.12.4, 0.14.0
Reproduction link
https://stackblitz.com/edit/univer-sheets-vite-cfpfg2nd?file=src%2Fmain.ts
Expected behavior
When comparing a cell reference containing "2025-01-01" as string literal(not a formatted number), and another string literal "2026-01-01"
=A1>="2026-01-01"
The expected output is FALSE,
Actual behavior
Univer always returns TRUE in such cases.
Diving deeper into the code it looks like Univer tries to interpret the RHS i.e "2026-01-01" as date, and hence while doing comparison does a comparison like
"2025-01-01" >= 4555
Whenever a string is compared against a number with >=, univer formula engine always returns TRUE.
This behavior is completely different from MS Excel, and Google Sheet, where they seem to do lexical comparison of the LHS and RHS.
Screenshot 1 -> Incorrect formula output

Screenshot 2 -> Correct formula output when TEXT() function is used to skip automatic type conversion

Screenshot 3 -> Correct formula output when TEXT() function is used to skip automatic type conversion

System information
No response