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I'm not sure about how your data looks like exactly, but if it is text like

10.2M 9.00k
1.23G 3.14
...

you could try my text import function 'txt2mat' (file exchange) and use it's string replacement argument with
{{'G','e9'}, {'M','e6'}, ...}

I haven't checked this, and there might be other ways to import EN format (but I don't know them), so take this just as a quick guess.

Regards
Andres