CSV schema

Every Lite export is a UTF-8 CSV with \r\n line endings and RFC 4180 quoting (cells containing the separator, quotes or line breaks are quoted; embedded quotes are doubled). One row per cue; multi-part cues are read from part 0 and flagged in the log.

File layout

The sheet starts with a two-line header block, then a blank line, then the column header and data:

Sequence,Main Show
Exported,2026-07-12 19:42:07

Cue No,Name,Trig Type,Trig Time,Fade In,Fade Out,Delay
1,Opening Look,Go,,5,5,0
2,Blackout,Follow,,0,0,0
3,Band Reveal,Go,,2.5,2.5,0.5
4,Vox Special,Time,5,1.2,1.2,0
4.1,Key Shift Warm,Go,,8,8,0
5,"Chorus Bump, on downbeat",Go,,0.3,0.3,0

Columns

Column	Type	Description
`Cue No`	number	Cue number as displayed on the desk, e.g. `4.1`, `12.1`
`Name`	text	Cue name (read from part 0)
`Trig Type`	text	`Go`, `Time`, `Follow`, `Sound`, …
`Trig Time`	number	Trigger time in seconds; blank for `Go` cues
`Fade In`	number	Cue in-fade in seconds
`Fade Out`	number	Out-fade. When the desk reports “CueTiming” (out follows the cue timing), the Fade In value is shown — that’s what actually happens on stage
`Delay`	number	Cue in-delay in seconds

Special cues (CueZero, OffCue) are skipped and never appear as rows.

Two CSV flavors

Picked in the popup, per export:

Flavor	Separator	Decimals	For
`Internacional (,)`	`,`	`12.1`	Excel (US/UK locales), Google Sheets, scripts
`Excel espanol (;)`	`;`	`12,1`	Excel in Spanish/European locales (decimal comma)

The Spanish flavor exists because comma-decimal Excel reads 12.1 as text, which breaks sorting and alignment. With ; + decimal comma, every cue number is a real number.

Stability guarantee

Column names and order are a contract within 1.x: they will not be renamed or reordered, and new columns are only ever appended. Build spreadsheet templates against the header names and updates won’t break them.