CSV File Format for a Replacement table

The CSV file for a replacement table consists of text data. Each line in the CSV file corresponds to an item in the table, and the item values are separated by commas.

  • The exported CSV files contain header information that begins with a number sign (#). Do not edit the header information.

  • The diagram below shows an example of items indicated on one line of a replacement table.

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Field

Data

Applicable table item

1

This is the comparison string. The user can define the string.

[Comparison Target String]

2

This is the output string of the comparison result. The user can define the string.

[Comparison Target String]

3

Specify "false" or "true". When you specify "false", a regular expression is not used in the comparison string. When you specify "true", a regular expression is used.

[Enable Regex]

4

A profile ID of the previous version of SLNX. It will be empty in the current version.

[Profile ID]

5

Specify "false" or "true". When you specify "false", this item is not compared. When you specify "true", this item is compared.

[Enable Comparison]

Import processing conditions of CSV file for a replacement table

  • When no value is specified in the comparison string (field 1), the item is not used for comparison. ([Enable Comparison] is set to 0 in the replacement table.)

  • When a value other than 0 or 1 is specified in [Enable Comparison] (field 4), the item is not imported.

  • When the same item as the comparison string (field 1) is already in the table, the item value is overwritten with the value of the CSV file.

  • When the same item as the comparison string (field 1) is not in the table, the value of the CSV file is added as a new item.

  • When editing the CSV file with an application, be sure to save it in CSV format. Other file formats cannot be imported.