Check a CSV without changing its values
Confirm a semicolon layout, keep leading zeroes and download a local report and backup.
For operators
Use made-up files for practice. FeedBench checks on this device only. No file is uploaded or sent into a live product.
Read these instructions on any device. Watch or practise a chapter on a desktop or laptop, with a desktop or mobile application layout. Demonstrations use sample data and simulated scanners.
Check a CSV without changing its values
- Start a file check
Start a file check.
Start a temporary check. Your file stays in this tab until you choose to save it on this device.
- Open the paste box
Open the paste box.
Paste text when you do not need to select a file. FeedBench does not change the original values.
- Paste the semicolon file
Paste the semicolon file.
Use this made-up file. Keep 000017 as written and check which character separates its columns.
- Use the pasted text
Use the pasted text.
Place the pasted text into this local check. Nothing is sent to a server.
- Choose semicolons as the separator
Choose semicolons as the separator.
Choose the separator used by your file. FeedBench does not guess or silently change it.
- Confirm the separator and column names
Confirm the separator and column names.
Check that the separator is right and the first record holds the column names, then confirm it.
- Choose what to do with the file
Choose what to do with the file.
Continue only after the file layout is confirmed.
- Run the local file check
Run the local file check.
Check the file as written. This checks its structure, not the current state of a factory system.
- Download a report without private rows
Download a report without private rows.
The default PDF contains counts and problem locations. It leaves out your values unless you explicitly add records.
- Save the work on this device
Save the work on this device.
Save on a device you control. Local work is not a cloud backup or an approved production import.
- Download a portable backup
Download a portable backup.
Keep a backup if you need to reopen this work elsewhere. It contains your files and settings, so store it securely.