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Can someone without Excel open a worksheet?
I was sent an Excel worksheet, and told there is a way to open this file
without having Excel installed on my machine. This worksheet contains calculation formulas, so I'm wondering if a) I can get the file open somehow without buying Excel and b) if there is a way to open the file, will I be able to use the formulas and update the worksheet? |
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Can someone without Excel open a worksheet?
You can download a free Excel Viewer from the Microsoft Downloads site.
This will allow you to look at the spreadsheet but you won't be able to update it. Regards Trevor "Jest4Fun98" wrote in message ... I was sent an Excel worksheet, and told there is a way to open this file without having Excel installed on my machine. This worksheet contains calculation formulas, so I'm wondering if a) I can get the file open somehow without buying Excel and b) if there is a way to open the file, will I be able to use the formulas and update the worksheet? |
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