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Another possibility, albeit a round about way, would be to 
have excel convert those files then do xlsread to bring in 
the Raw data in a cell towhich you can alter it as you see 
fit.  You could further automate this process if your 
filenames follow the same format as you've posted (Test1, 
Test2, etc) by using strcat and sprintf to run through all 
the filenames (so long as the route directery stays the 
same).  Just some thought.