Process CSV-Files dynamically

Hi all,
I need to process CSV-Files dynamically, i.e. not using a static order for splitting the values of the lines into the according variables, but determining the mapping dynamically using a header line in the CSV-File.
For instance:
#dcu;item;subitem
827160;5111001000;3150
So if the order in the the CSV-File changes to e.g.
#item;dcu;subitem
5111001000;827160;3150
the program should fill the corresponding variables (ls_upload-dcu, ls_upload-item, ls_load-subitem) dynamically without the need to change the code.
If anyone has a solution, please let me know.
Thanks,
Thomas

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