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Thanks, everybody.
As it turns out, it wasn't necessary.
I had to switch from copying and pasting to a Numbers spreadsheet (which was treating commas as field separators) to using an OpenOffice spreadsheet for entirely different reasons (I'm doing some janitorial work on the fraction of a percent of some data that got mangled on migration), and lo and behold, OpenOffice was recognizing what the commas were, and accordingly ignoring them.
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JHHL
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