I am trying to use C# to parse CSV. I used regular expressions to find \",\"
and read string if my header counts were equal to my match count.
Now this
If all your values are guaranteed to be in quotes, look for values, not for commas:
("".*?""|"[^"]*")
This takes advantage of the fact that "the earliest longest match wins" - it looks for double quoted values first, and with a lower priority for normal quoted values.
If you don't want the enclosing quote to be part of the match, use:
"(".*?"|[^"]*)"
and go for the value in match group 1.
As I said: Prerequisite for this to work is well-formed input with guaranteed quotes or double quotes around each value. Empty values must be quoted as well! A nice side-effect is that it does not care for the separator char. Commas, TABs, semi-colons, spaces, you name it. All will work.