VBA: Get all CSV file data from a folder in one excel sheet

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VBA: Get all CSV file data from a folder in one excel sheet named "atlas".

1. I have thousands of CSV files in a folder (only two-column data).
2. With VBA can I get the data in one excel sheet named "atlas" from the second row.
3. In the result sheet named "atlas" there are file names (In Column A/rows), and their headings are as per data appears vertically in the first column of CSV files.

Example CSV file:
BookTXTa with code2.xlsm
AB
1123#A
2London +
3
4
5Applepositive
Sheet5


Example output sheet "atlas"
BookTXTa with code2.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1Londonnone1*Apple
2filename1 +positive
3
4
5
6filename2
7filename3
atlas
 

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