Dear monks,

In my Input file I could see 3 different types of lines as specified below. If I split the lines using ',' The results are weired for the first line. Because the first line contains lot of ','s inbetween Double quote. How can I make my parsing logic to work perfectly. I need your logics to parse this files. I can write a program. Thanks a lot, 

__DATA__
Submitted,"696,028","50,946","810,590","836,505","13,923,241","13,776,
+443","14,179,619","14,614,558","14,704,885","14,634,911","15,055,774"
+,"15,127,534","14,458,899","14,403,378","14,566,425","14,644,406","14
+,524,069"
Expired,245,275,273,248,240,295,353,316,371,398,387,352,310,288,405,27
+4,270
Less in,90.12%,90.49%,90.04%,89.55%,90.09%,90.63%,90.37%,90.48%,90.73%
+,90.59%,90.83%,90.40%,88.82%,90.71%,90.72%,90.69%,91.04%

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The output should look like as below,

Field1    Field2   field3  field4  field5   ..... Fieldn
Submitted 696,028  50,946  810,590 836,505  ..... blahblah
Expired   245       275     273    248      ......blahblah
Less      90.12%    90.49%  90.04% 89.55%   ......blahblah

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In reply to I would like to find a good logic to parse the data by greatshots

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