Double-quotes are what define a text column in the JS CSV file. If you look at the CSV in a simple text editor, you will see what I mean. DQs can cause parsing errors. I will look at it, but you should avoid DQs; change them to Single Quotes. If you use double quotes in Tags in Calibre, you should search & replace them to single quotes if you want to match them via a CSV upload.
An attachment shows the ToolTips from the Scrub Tags sub-menu within the JS menus. The .xlsx/.ods files have all of the details for the tool and each of its rule table CSV formats.
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Last edited by DaltonST; 06-20-2019 at 12:29 PM.
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