Humbug! :)

$ cat test.csv
NPLUS,32,0,
NW,41,0,1
NWER,51,"0,1,2",12
$ perl -MText::CSV_XS=csv -MData::Peek \
  -wE'DDumper(csv(in=>"test.csv",on_in=>sub{$_[1][2]=csv(in=>\$_[1][2]
+)->[0]}))'
[
    [   'NPLUS',
        32,
        [   0
            ],
        ''
        ],
    [   'NW',
        41,
        [   0
            ],
        1
        ],
    [   'NWER',
        51,
        [   0,
            1,
            2
            ],
        12
        ]
    ]

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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re^3: splitting csv file and saving data by Tux
in thread splitting csv file and saving data by Ganesh Bharadwaj1

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