[Frank Cox]

Busk it! Country

[itsme]

"Pages" in CSV files for MSP should contain the page range to work correctly in case of multi page songs.
e.g.
Achy Breaky Heart;20;BuskItCountry|leadsheet;country
should be
Achy Breaky Heart;20-21;BuskItCountry|leadsheet;country
or
Achy Breaky Heart;20,21;BuskItCountry|leadsheet;country

I have an incomplete PDF of this fakebook and attach my CSV. It might be helpful.

[Frank Cox]

I've just started the process of getting my music into Mobilesheets so I'm creating CVS files based largely on some quick ocr (or the occasional lucky find of a text-based table of contents) and a bit of math and some thought. 

While it's nice to have multi-page songs specified in the csv, it's also straightforward to add the second (third, fourth...) page to the song properties after it's been imported.  I generally want to crop the images a bit before I put them into use so adding any additional pages isn't much of a hardship at that point anyway.

I'm really just creating these csv files for my own use and thought I would share them here for anyone else who might find them useful.  If you'd prefer not to have "incomplete" csv's where the second page of a multi-page song isn't specifically accounted for like this, I can stop.

[itsme]

Please don't take me wrong, I really appreciate what you're doing. I just want to share my experience and try to help.
In case only the start page is available, e.g. when you start with a bookmarks export or an OCRed table of contents it's not too difficult to calculate a correct "pages" column. It might be much easier than completing the pages in MSP.
I add an XLS with an example. I sort by PDFPage (the start page), calculate PDFLastPage, combine them in calc. PageOrder and use "copy content" to fill "Pages". There might be easier ways, but it works for me.

[Frank Cox]

You've certainly got a much more elaborate system going there than I do.  I just start with anything that looks like a table of contents and load that into vim where I can clean it up and make a csv file out of it, then load that into (in my case) libreoffice and create a column for offsets, export the result and call it a day.

I started out with the objective of making a searchable index for the Million Dollar Library.  A week or so after I started the project I suddenly realized that getting that index into Mobilesheets would be the perfect way to use it.  Now I might as well keep going and get the rest of my music into it.

[itsme]

A completed and updated CSV. Pages column fixed and Keys added.
And a bookmarks file that can be used with jPDFBookmarks