I've dealt with something similar... where a csv file had fewer columns in the first row than in some rows later on. To get around it, I added in a bunch of commas in the first row. You can try this as well... for each of your csv files do this before opening them:
Open "notepad C:\FilePath\FileName.csv"
Keystrokes: [END],,,,,,,,, in "*.csv - Notepad"
Keystrokes: [CTRL DOWN]s[CTRL UP][ALT DOWN][F4][ALT UP] in "*.csv - Notepad"
Add in as many commas in order to get the first row of the csv file to have at least the maximum number of columns that you will see in any of your files... you can add in extra and it wont cause a problem. I used to put in like 50 commas to make sure I didn't see any errors.
Hope that helps!
Tyler
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