When using ExcelRangeBase.RichText, when the ExcelRangeBase is a single cell, the first cell works fine. However, the second cell you set initially gets a copy of the previous cell's content. When you call ExcelRichTextCollection.Add, the content is added to the copy from the first cell.
Fortunately, calling ExcelRichTextCollection.Clear is an easy workaround.
Comments: Fixed in changeset 31e4b2540087
Fortunately, calling ExcelRichTextCollection.Clear is an easy workaround.
Comments: Fixed in changeset 31e4b2540087