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This lightweight checker helps you inspect a CSV structure by mapping its columns for tag ID, description, status, area, and type. It can flag blank IDs, repeated tags, case or whitespace variations, missing descriptions, inconsistent status capitalization, and mismatches against a regular expression you provide. You can review an issue table and download the identified issues as a separate CSV.
The file is read locally by the browser and the checker does not submit its contents to the CAE site. The result share link includes only aggregate counts and never includes tag values or original rows. Before selecting a file, confirm your organization allows local browser tools for that information and avoid files that include sensitive or restricted data. The optional regular expression is your own structural rule; it is not a published engineering standard.
This is a structural data check, not engineering validation, standards validation, proof of tag correctness, or confirmation that records match a field asset or owner system. Confirm findings with accountable data owners and the applicable project, discipline, and information-management requirements.
Common questions
Is the CSV uploaded?
No. The file is processed locally in your browser; file contents are not sent in network requests.
Does a clean result mean the tags are correct?
No. It checks selected structural patterns only and is not engineering or standards validation.
What is included in the share link?
Only the count of rows checked and issue count. Tag values are not encoded in the link.