Sender FCC for CSV file with Reoccuring Record Structures

Hello,
I am trying to use FCC to bring in an X12850 Purchase Order file layout WITHOUT using seeburger, etc.
The Configuration I have in place works if the text file is:
Heading1
Heading2
detail1
detail2
detail3
Footer1
OR the text file contains:
Heading1
Heading2
detail1
detail1
detail2
detail2
detail3
detail3
Footer1
Unfortunately, the file I need to work has the format:
Heading1
Heading2
detail1
detail2
detail3
detail1
detail2
detail3
Footer1
When I try to send process this file I get the error ERROR consistency check in recordset structure validation (line no.6 : missing structure(s) before type detail1
Is it possible via FCC to bring in this file as XML?

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