EBCDIC to ASCII Conversion

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Four records in a mainframe file look like this:

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a m
0809100000805F001460008000
0104F000F002F20009C014C20C
--------------------------
| ¬B
0054400000115C001760012000
1688F000F083F20014C017C20C
--------------------------
d ¬
1810500000017F002770169000
0400F000F042F20161C026C20C
--------------------------
& ¬ g
3590500000804C000100090000
4002F000F071F20093C001C20C
--------------------------


How can I convert those records to look like this:

008100941F0000000F0080025FF2000010496C0001048C02000C
010658484F0000000F0018135FC2000011746C0001172C02000C
108410005F0000000F0004127FF2000126717C0012669C02000C
345090025F0000000F0087014FC2000009130C0000910C02000C
 
I don't know of anyway to do this without writing a macro.
Can you not download the records in an ASCII format then use the file
converter in XL to split them out?

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Regards;
Rob
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Four records in a mainframe file look like this:

--------------------------
a m
0809100000805F001460008000
0104F000F002F20009C014C20C
--------------------------
| ¬B
0054400000115C001760012000
1688F000F083F20014C017C20C
--------------------------
d ¬
1810500000017F002770169000
0400F000F042F20161C026C20C
--------------------------
& ¬ g
3590500000804C000100090000
4002F000F071F20093C001C20C
--------------------------


How can I convert those records to look like this:

008100941F0000000F0080025FF2000010496C0001048C02000C
010658484F0000000F0018135FC2000011746C0001172C02000C
108410005F0000000F0004127FF2000126717C0012669C02000C
345090025F0000000F0087014FC2000009130C0000910C02000C
 

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