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CSV with dynamic columns (comma-separated by default, configurable to semicolon):
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```csv
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CustomerName,ProjectName,Header1,Header2,Header3,Task
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CustomerName,Level1,Level2,Level3,Task
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Customer A,Project 1,Section,Outstanding task
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Customer A,Project 1,Section,Task with sub-items
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Customer A,Project 1,Section,Sub-task (nested)
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Customer A,Project 1,Section,Subsection,Another task
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```
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The delimiter can be changed to semicolon (`;`) in the plugin settings for better compatibility with European Excel versions.
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Notes:
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- **Level columns**: The plugin uses generic `Level1..LevelN` columns for hierarchical path data. These contain, in order: any subfolder segments under the customer folder, then the project (markdown file) name, followed by markdown header segments and parent task text as present.
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- **Compression**: When `Compress Levels` is enabled the CSV will omit empty trailing `Level` columns for each row; when disabled rows are padded to the maximum level depth.
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- The delimiter can be changed to semicolon (`;`) in the plugin settings for better compatibility with European Excel versions.
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Example
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For a file under the `Customers` folder such as `Customers/<CustomerName>/<Subfolder...>/<ProjectName>.md` containing a top-level task in a `Section`, a produced CSV row will look like:
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```csv
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CustomerName,Level1,Level2,Task
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<CustomerName>,<Subfolder>,<ProjectName>,Section - Outstanding task
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```
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## Technical Details
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