A
Engineering reference
The agreed I/O or handover list
No table loaded
ENGINEERING DOCUMENT REVIEW
Two lists.
One clear handover.
Compare an I/O reference with a PLC tag export.
See what differs, trace it to the source, and take a report into your review.
01 / INPUTS
Bring the two views together
B
PLC tag export
The table to check against your reference
No table loaded
XLSX: choose a worksheet and its header row. Formula cells require review. Changing an input or column mapping clears review decisions.
02 / REVIEW
Your handover review
Source fingerprints and import details
0
Unique name groups
0
Need a review
0
Match within scope
| Tag / finding | Reference A | PLC export B | Source-linked notes | Review decision |
|---|
No results match this view.
CSV record numbers include the header; XLSX records are worksheet row numbers. For XML, record 2 is tag element 1. Export and print include every result and review decision, regardless of filters. Decisions never change detected findings.
WHAT IS CHECKED
Traceable, deterministic comparisons.
Exact tag names after trimming outer spaces. International I/Q/M and German E/A/M address syntax, documented primitive data types and widths. Missing names, duplicate names, changed fields and overlapping address ranges within each table.
WHAT STAYS WITH THE ENGINEER
A discrepancy is a question.
DBs, UDTs, constants, wiring, program logic, physical I/O, CPU limits and safety validation are outside scope. A missing name can mean a different export scope. A match does not establish that either file is correct.
YOUR DATA
In this tab, until you clear it.
No uploads, analytics or automatic saving. Save a session file to resume later, or download a report before closing. Session files contain your input tables and notes; store them with your project files. CSV export prefixes formula-like text with an apostrophe for spreadsheet safety.