Corion doesn't mean you fix the data in the webpage directly, but after you have extracted it with HTML::TableExtract which is properly inserting empty fields for data cells skipped due to colspan or rowspan. But you have multiline fields:

The second row of your $ts->rows is 

Region,Level 31.03.2016,,Sanction/Renewal
01.04.2016 to 28.02.2017,,,Level 28.02.2017,,Sanction/Renewal
During Current Month

         ,,,Level 26.03.2017,,Growth
as on
26.03.2017,

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After Level 31.02.2016 there's an empty field because of colspan="2". The next field is

Sanction/Renewal
During Current Month

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so all you have to do is removing trailing whitespace/newlines from each field:

foreach my $ts ( $te->tables ) {
    print "Table (", join( ',', $ts->coords ), "):\n";
    foreach my $row ( $ts->rows ) {
       s/[\s\n]+\z/ for @$row; # <--- here
       # s/\n/ /gs for @$row; # uncomment if you want to convert
                              # multiline fields into single line
       $OUT-> print( join( ',', @$row ), "\n");
    }
}

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perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

In reply to Re^3: Fetching table from website using HTML::TableExtract by shmem
in thread Fetching table from website using HTML::TableExtract by sachin raj aryan

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