Do you mean CR or CRLF in the fields?

The way I always get around it with Text::CSV_XS is to treat it like an MS-DOS/Win32 text file. 

# Code that writes CSV out.
$csvstring=~s/\cM\cJ/\cM/g;
print SH $string."\cM\cJ";

# Code that reads Parses CSV
{
    local $/ = "\cM\cJ"; # end of line is now \cM\cJ
    while (<INFILE>){
        if ($csv->parse($line) ){
            my @columns=$csv->fields;
            # Process data here
           
        }else{
            die "Error Parsing: $csv->error_input\n";
        }

    }

}

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In reply to Re: Re (tilly) 2: Regexp nightmare by shotgunefx
in thread Regexp nightmare with CSV by Pingu

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