If you know how many header lines there are you want to skip then you can simply (using 2 lines in the example):

<$FH> for 1 .. 2;

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before the while loop. If you need to test each line until you find the first data line you could (where headers lines start with skip):

while (! eof $FH) {
    my $start = tell $FH;
    my $line = <$FH>;

    next if $line =~ /^skip/;
    seek $FH, $start, 0;
    last;
}

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In reply to Re: Text::CSV_XS read file from line X by GrandFather
in thread Text::CSV_XS read file from line X by tw

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