Rearranging data to wide format

Hi, I'm using a statistical software package that outputs CSV data in a rather inconvenient way.

What I want:
Each row begins with a replication number and values follow wide-format

Here's an example of what I get:

1
0.67370292E+01 0.48933600E+01 0.24938692E+01 0.64010965E+00 0.95554989E+00 0.64529389E+00 0.10288117E+01 -0.11998415E+01 -0.10217637E+01 -0.66061860E+00
-0.10693768E+01 -0.13383297E+01 -0.90759166E+00 -0.10610346E+01 -0.16448403E+01 -0.43982558E+00 -0.49200500E+00 0.83501281E+00 0.11044625E+01 0.99924134E+00
0.94811180E-01 0.28393248E+00 0.16723945E+00 0.12390488E+00 0.63398487E-01 0.41627670E+00 0.72413019E-01 0.37072348E+00 0.13660030E+00 0.11613150E+00
0.14758513E+00 0.40413136E+00 0.83235696E-01 0.35414807E+00 0.14862666E+00
0.31899012E+01 0.95504731E+01 0.17018054E+01 0.47755286E+00 0.46893785E+00 0.44247244E+00 0.45429804E+00 0.51167869E+00 0.30536656E+00 0.26159568E+00
0.42470785E+00 0.10332376E+01 0.48143038E+00 0.34062220E+00 0.52706194E+00 0.14132764E+00 0.13707879E+00 0.17196387E+00 0.20127777E+00 0.18861005E+00
0.27607894E-01 0.78456842E-01 0.65354303E-01 0.69868416E-01 0.23339490E+00 0.22177908E+00 0.50802303E-01 0.11640627E+00 0.11409105E+00 0.79970953E-01
0.23228001E+00 0.20112897E+00 0.44560727E-01 0.70025968E-01 0.00000000E+00
-0.67436399E+04 0.35000000E+02 0.13557280E+05 0.13729051E+05 0.13617889E+05 0.92043774E+03 0.98800000E+03 0.93832893E+00 0.10116934E+04 0.98800000E+03
2.93E-01
2
0.64398409E+01 0.27339784E+01 0.26310382E+00 -0.24694094E+00 0.84552245E+00 0.92613581E+00 0.31157009E+00 -0.93167573E+00 -0.11823037E+01 -0.12364374E+01
-0.38954436E+01 -0.91765451E+00 -0.83743680E+00 -0.39578498E+00 -0.48229605E+00 -0.50428860E-01 -0.38118238E+00 0.13455214E+01 0.11957601E+01 0.12587575E+01
0.85785041E-01 0.25421170E+00 0.26564840E+00 0.18874432E-01 0.97200812E-01 0.34625444E+00 0.15492186E+00 0.42095495E+00 0.18227957E+00 0.13358662E+00
0.26400418E+00 0.26245028E+00 0.28830143E-01 0.38009399E+00 0.18529190E+00
0.24573739E+01 0.81442654E+01 0.44858150E+00 0.14665847E+01 0.19198151E+01 0.29955170E+01 0.89590477E+00 0.59144730E+00 0.93239068E+00 0.78042758E+00
0.36906552E+02 0.18023579E+01 0.81862051E+00 0.51325403E+00 0.68374474E+00 0.31850202E+00 0.46801485E+00 0.41439867E+00 0.32713496E+00 0.22767300E+00
0.55108380E-01 0.40542722E+00 0.43789443E+00 0.22408566E+00 0.30047294E+00 0.35060933E+00 0.18745351E+00 0.42570175E+00 0.47753864E+00 0.10545555E+00
0.17082620E+00 0.45398698E+00 0.62821388E-01 0.49485330E+00 0.48282017E+00
-0.67475870E+04 0.35000000E+02 0.13565174E+05 0.13736945E+05 0.13625783E+05 0.87608304E+03 0.98800000E+03 0.99539870E+00 0.98301634E+03 0.98800000E+03
5.39E-01


Each "chunk" or paragraph of data should be one row. Also note that replication numbers are not always consecutive. For example, if there are a total of 100 replications, not all converge and thus some replication numbers are missing.

How can I easily import or rearrange this data in Excel in the format that I want? Thank you!

Attached are the raw data (what the program outputs) and formatted data (what I want it to look like) files.

It's using space as a delimiter. I wish the solution was as easy as using Text to Columns. It would work if each row of data was in fact one row of data. Instead, what should be one row of data is provided in the out as 10 or so lines in more of a "paragraph" than a row.