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Default Duplicate rows a given number of times in Excel?

I have a speard sheet that I recieved from a client for some vouchers we are
sending out to some of thier retail locations. It looks like this:

# of vouchers, dollar value, shipping address
5 100 123 street
30 50 456 ave
etc....

There a thousands of row and they need to be submitted as a batch file in
our system, however the batch system needs each voucher to be it's own row,
it cant read the "# of vouchers" and create that many, so for example the
first row is 5 vouchers it needs the dollar amount and address to be
displayed 5 times in seprate rows. How do I make excel look at the first
cell of each row and duplicate the row the number given in the fisrt cell?
I need excel to also recognize it has duplicated the row X number of times
and not to duplicate the duplicates.

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