Wait! I might have a solution, though it will be tedious.
1: Select the data--not headers, just the data.
2: Copy all of it.
3: Paste it into Notepad (not Word, it can mess with the formatting)
4: Select one of the spaces that is separating the data--i.e. the space or tab between the description and the amount
5: Copy the selection of the space
6: Click CTRL+H
7: In the "Find what" box, paste the space you just copied
8: Without closing the replace box, click back in the notepad. Type/hit tab. Select, and copy that tab.
9: Back in the "Replace with" box, paste the tab.
10: Replace all.
11: Select all and copy.
12: Open Excel, and paste it in there.
13: Under the data tab on the top ribbon, select "Text to Columns".
14: Select "Delimited", click next
15: Select "Tab" under the Delimiters options, and click next.
16: Select General, and click finish.
The data will now be separated into columns. The tediousness will come if one of the charges is something like "Comcast Cable Company" which will have all three words in separate columns--you'll need to go through that line by line and remove them--but otherwise you should have everything relatively neatly separated.