How to convert rows of data collapsible like with Access

I know with Access, the raw data looks like Excel, a spreadsheet of data.
However, I have seen it where in the first cell of the column, there is a "+" sign to the left, where if i click on it, it expands the row and adds a SUB row. How can i do this in Excel?

I have text data where it's presented in a specified format each sub section of the row.

Example:

OH-123E POLE-DISXXXXX
|-- 201156299 04/12/2010 12/31/9999
| |--- 201156299 POLE-DISTRIBUTION 123E
|-- 207008846 10/01/2015 12/31/9999
|--- 207008846 SWITCH PS0733
OH-133E POLE-DISXXXXX
|-- 206981976 07/27/2015 12/31/9999
|--- 206981976 POLE-DISTRIBUTION 133E
OH-137E POLE-DISXXXXX
|-- 201835324 04/13/2010 12/31/9999
|--- 201835324 POLE-DISTRIBUTION 137E
OH-138E POLE-DISXXXXX
|-- 201176079 04/12/2010 12/31/9999
|--- 201176079 POLE-DISTRIBUTION 138E

With the excel conversion, this data should be 4 rows "OH-**", and to the left of the row a + sign present where if i click it, i'll see the information below the "OH-***".

Is this possible to do with Excel?

May be simple grouping can help you.

Yes! This is what I am looking for... How did you do this? I actually have about 116 rows of these rows that begin with this "OH-***E" (note, it's actually longer than this, but I only put this as an example), but i only put a few as an example. Is there a batch operation to do this?

I showed only example how it could looks like. The grouping is standard method from data menu but it could be done only manually and it is long procedure in you case. It could be done by macro code also.
Another way is to prepare table and use Pivot table.