Superheader

Superheader defines the schema of the header region. It consists of multiple labels, each configuring one aspect of that schema — description, name, data type, and more. Superheader appears in both Regular Tables and Property Sheets.

Supported labels vary by spreadsheet type.

Label	Regular Table	Property Sheet
Description / Name / Type	✓	✓
Subtable Description / Name / Type	✓
Options	✓	✓
Enabled	✓	✓
Section	✓	✓
Case	✓

Required Labels

Every superheader must contain these three labels.

Label	Description
Description	A human-readable description with no functional effect on data export or code generation. Use - when no description is needed. Can be abbreviated as Desc.
Name	The identifier used in exported data and generated code; changing it affects all downstream output.
Type	The data type and its default export value, e.g., int=/, where / represents the type’s zero value.

Subtable Labels

Subtable labels permit subtable definitions within a regular table. They are required only when the sheet uses a Subtable Type.

Label	Description
Subtable Description	A human-readable description with no functional effect on data export or code generation. Use - when no description is needed. Can be abbreviated as Subtable Desc.
Subtable Name	The identifier used in exported data and generated code; changing it affects all downstream output.
Subtable Type	The subtable’s data type and its default export value, e.g., **[]=/.

Optional Labels

Options

Options hold settings for filtering, validation, export behavior, and code generation.

See Options Overview for more information.

Enabled

Enabled controls the inclusion of a column in regular tables, or a row in property sheets.

Cell value	Effect
(blank)	Included
1, T, TRUE	Included
0, F, FALSE	Skipped
↷	Skipped
env@VAR	Reads VAR from the environment; skipped when the variable is unset or falsy

Note

Prefixing a Description or Subtable Description with # skips its column or row, just as a falsy Enabled does. See Filtering Mechanisms for more information.

Section

Section acts as a prefix to Name. Together they form the full name Section.Name.

Case

Case assigns one or more case labels to a field and works together with the switch type. Within a config entry, a field is active only when the entry’s switch value matches one of the field’s case labels. A field with no case label stays active regardless of the switch value.

Syntax: a single case label, or several separated by |:

melee
melee | magic
melee | magic | ranged

Dotted Names

Name, Section, and Subtable Name all accept dotted names. See Dotted Names for details.

Label Resolution

Archmage matches superheader labels case-insensitively and ignores spaces. Name, NAME, and name are equivalent.

Multi-line cells match per line; any matching line qualifies.