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This code only refers to creating a CSV file
There is nothing here about reading a CSV. But I would think that an easy way to do this would be to read in each line from your file. Per line, parse each column by comma. Make sure to check for the comma to be escaped as well as other CSV escape characters.
On its most simplest level, you could just use the Split() string function to split on a comma and then parse the characters or you could loop the lines characters and peak at each upcoming character to determine the matching yourself.