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this is probably a dumb question, but I,ll ask it anyway!
Is there any way to open an Excel spreadsheet document without having the Excel program?
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You'll just need a compatible program which recognizes a .xls file. I'd suggest checking out the free productivity suite OpenOffice, which is pretty comparable to Microsoft Office but at a much more affordable cost.
Hope this helps,
John
Try double clicking on it. If you have Microsoft Works Spreadsheet in your computer it will open it. If you take a Microsoft works Spreadsheet product and save it as an Excell product, then you can open it at work with Excel
Hope this helps.
This is a Free EXCEL Program file Viewer for ''Viewing'' a ''Excel'' Program when you do not have Excel on your computer.
The Free Program called ?Microsoft Excel Viewer Version 8.0? which enables you to open up and view an Excel File. [Note! With this program you can only View and Print the Data, you cannot modify the Data].
To access this program ''Paste'' in a ''Google Search'' the following
Free EXCEL Program file Viewer
You also can from Microsoft daownload free programming for Microsoft Power Point'' = ''Microsoft Word Converter''
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