That style of CSV is not going to work if you want to use multiple pages. Instead, page ranges should be specified (i.e. 49-50 instead of 49, 50), and the first line in the file should be:
title;pages
You should then also separate the page range from the title with a semi-colon for each entry in the file. You should be able to fix this in excel without too much work, although specifying the page ranges might involve needing to create a new row that joins the previous two rows with a dash between them. Let me know if you struggle with this and need help.
As a side note, I can consider modifying the code to also search for a situation where the file specifies a page range through two separate comma-delimited values, but then the expectation will be that the entire file is structured that way. I'm not opposed to supporting this.
Mike
title;pages
You should then also separate the page range from the title with a semi-colon for each entry in the file. You should be able to fix this in excel without too much work, although specifying the page ranges might involve needing to create a new row that joins the previous two rows with a dash between them. Let me know if you struggle with this and need help.
As a side note, I can consider modifying the code to also search for a situation where the file specifies a page range through two separate comma-delimited values, but then the expectation will be that the entire file is structured that way. I'm not opposed to supporting this.
Mike