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Organise several work items in one worksheet. Prepare each row’s inputs and check cell status, cost and result before moving on.
Section 1
A worksheet starts with a name and CSV rows. Its initial columns guide collection and reading; they are not formulas in a general-purpose spreadsheet.
Changing the CSV requires preparing the row inputs again. Do not assume a new row automatically retains the previous version’s input bindings.

Section 2
The matrix shows how far each row has progressed. A ready cell, one awaiting review and one with an uncertain outcome need different actions.
Saving a worksheet does not automatically execute every cell. Spending confirmation does not replace content review, and read-only access does not grant management permission.

Section 3
Read a cell’s result, source and status before the next step. Export lets you keep available inputs or states; it does not finish the work for you.
An empty cell is not a negative result, and an accepted request is not completed work. After a concurrent change, read the current inputs before continuing.

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