The following two functions should take care of what you need.

Set (your_range) as range

for each cell in your range

cell.value = curval
curval = Replace(curval, " ", "") ' removes any spaces you might
have
curarray = Split(curval, ",", -1, vbTextCompare) 'creates an array
of the values that are separated by the commas
arraynumb = UBound(curarray) 'determines how many values are in the
array

'process the information

next cell

There's probably a better way of taking care of it, but this method
seems to be working well in my current project

Regards,

Thedude

Well, I was able to get rid of the commas using Dave's method, but the
problem now is that it still won't recognize the data as numbers (I
also have a few percentages in the next column, and those won't
recognize either. If I try to add a comma, or decimal points, it
refuses to do it. Any thoughts?

Do they have a little green triangle in the upper left corner? If so,
they're text fields that happen to be numbers. An easy way to fix it is to
copy a completely blank (non formatted) cell, then select the range of
"text" numbers you're having trouble with and using edit | paste special.
Select the add option and click ok. You will loose leading zero's though, if
that's a concern. But that can be fixed with a custom number format.

If that's not the case, I'd use Edit | Clear | formats to try and clear any
funky formatting issues in those cells.

HTH

Matt