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Instead of simply opening the file, use the Data>Text from File method to import the data. For column 4, specify 'Text' during the import. For columns 1-3, you should be able to get the formats you require by applying custom cell formats after importing the data.
For column 1, use: 00000 For column 2, use: DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss or MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm:ss For column 3, use: 00000-0000, though I do know what you mean by 'ignore 2-digit blank spaces'
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