CSV Desk native Excel test record — November 10, 2026
Fixture: quotes-input.csv
SHA-256: 4be72ee95fa47008630e3072315f9f8bcac42252b13d4b1ba0770936bcfc69b8
Source: UTF-8 BOM; comma delimiter; double-quote escaping; CRLF endings.
Source table: header plus three records, two columns; five physical text lines.
Application: Microsoft Excel for Mac 16.113.2; Chinese application interface.
Route: Power Query Text/CSV preview, prepared by the publisher; assistant clicked Load in Excel and waited for completion.
Observed preview: UTF-8 65001; Comma; type detection Based on first 200 rows; Column1/Column2; four rows including CSV header.
Loaded sheet: quotes-input. Used range A1:B5.
A1:B1: Column1 / Column2 (generated table headers).
A2:B2: record_id / note (original CSV header).
A3:B3: Q01 / Folder, blue (note length 12).
A4:B4: Q02 / He said "ready" (note length 15).
A5:B5: Q03 / First line\r\nSecond line (note length 23).
B5 returned one CR (13) and one LF (10), not literal backslashes.
A1:C7 read found no additional populated rows or third column.
Evidence image: native Excel range A1:B5. Wrap Text and row height 36 points applied only to B5 after reading values. No imported values were rewritten.
Result: PASS for three record boundaries and exact note values in this load.
Limits: not an English-interface or Windows test; not a save/reopen, export/reimport, refresh or large-file test. Source-selection dialogs preceding the supplied preview were not independently replayed. No claim that the legacy Text Import Wizard now works.
The Python practice ZIP and its dated record describe separate file-level tests.