Macro-Header Cross Reference Data

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Macro to header cross reference data is provided to make it easier to know
the header that must be updated to keep it in sync with its equivalent macro,
and vice versa. 

The CSV file holds the raw data. Each field is delimited with a semi-colon. 
The XLSX file is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet which has pre-processed the data
in the CSV and organized and formatted it for convenience. 
You should examine both files and become familiar with their
content. You can use the CSV file to derive information and customize it in
a way that suits you.

CSV File
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The first line of the CSV file provides titles for each semi-colon delimited
field in all the remaining records except for the last line of the file which
contains the "last updated" date.   


XLSX File
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The Excel spreadsheet (XLSX file) content is derived from the CSV file. 
Each row in column 1 contains an assembler macro, and subsequent columns
identify headers or other macros that should be evaluated to see if companion
updates are needed to correspond to a change in the assembler macro.