Hello,
 
I would like to copy approx. 200 Easting and Northing Coordinates that are in Excell (in two columns) into CAD.
 
I was hoping these Coordinates would appear as points.
 
Don't fancy copy and pasting individually!
 
Any ideas?

find IMPORTXYZ.lsp on web.after, tools>load application>find lsp>browse for excel file, choose type of inserted points (node, block, circle) and THIS IT!

A quick way to do it, to just create unlabeled points, is to use the AutoCAD "point" command, then paste in the coordinates.
 
Point coordinates should have x & y values in separate columns in Excel, adjacent rows.
Type MULTIPLE then POINT on the command line.
When prompted for point location, copy & paste range of values from Excel.
Voila!

Maybe, you think adjacent columns?I try your solution but don`t work on my AutoCAD 2010.For now, better solution is IMPORTXYZ lisp.

For copying data, yes x & y data should be in columns, all adjacent,as in:x1  y1x2 y2x3 y3etc...this method comes in handy for drawing lines & polylines from Excel coordinatesAnd for someone using LT version, they wouldn't be able to use the lisp option.
CarlB2009-10-24 21:14:51

in the third collum of EXEL type this =CONCATENATE(A1,",",B1)    Then hit enter.  Copy down that collum.  In CAD hit the point command and copy the new list of points COMMA FORMAT to the command line in CAD.  Zoom to extents and you got em.

CONCATENATE command in Excel is a solution!Just that column from Excel taked with Ctrl+C and pasted in AutoCAD 2010 (MULTIPLE>POINT>Ctrl+V).Well done!!Question is, is that work with Z koordinate? 

for the z coordinate to be added   =CONCATENATE(A1,",",B1,",",C1)
drag down copy values to another collum.  copy these values into the COMMAND LINE after Point enter

Thanks a lot ! I`ll never use ImportXYZ.lsp anymore.Best regards!