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Excel Viewer is retired

Important

The Microsoft Excel Viewer was retired in April, 2018. It no longer is available for download or receives security updates. To continue viewing Excel files for free, we recommend that you install the Excel mobile app or store documents on OneDrive or Dropbox, from which Excel Online can open the files in your browser. For the Excel mobile app, go tothe appropriate store for your device:

Summary

The Microsoft Excel Viewer is a small, freely redistributable program that lets you view and print Microsoft Excel spreadsheets if you don't have Excel installed. Additionally, the Excel Viewer can open workbooks that were created in Microsoft Excel for Macintosh.

The Excel Viewer can open the latest version of Excel workbooks. However, it will not display newer features. Downloadable revit plant family.

More information

The latest version of Microsoft Excel Viewer can read the file formats of all versions of Excel. It replaces the Microsoft Excel Viewer 2003.

Other options for free viewing of Excel workbooks

  • Excel Online: Excel Online is available through OneDrive or deployed as part of Microsoft SharePoint. Excel Online can view, edit and print Excel workbooks. For more information about Excel Online, see the Office Online overview.
  • Office 365 Trial: Downloading the trial version gives you access to the full capabilities of Microsoft Office 2013. For more information, see Office 365 Home.
  • Office Mobile applications: Download the trial for mobile applications that are available on iPhone, Android phone, or Windows Phone. For more information, see Office on mobile devices.

Note

The Excel Viewer is available only as a 32-bit application. A 64-bit version of the Excel Viewer does not exist. The 32-bit version of the Excel Viewer can be used on 64-bit versions of Windows.

The file name of the Excel Viewer is xlview.exe. The default folder location for the Excel Viewer on a 32-bit operating system isc:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12. The default folder location for the Excel Viewer on a 64-bit operating system is c:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficeOffice12.

Note

If you already have a full version of Microsoft Excel installed on your computer, do not install Microsoft Excel Viewer in the same directory. Doing this causes file conflicts.

File formats supported

The supported Excel file formats are .xlsx, .xlsm, .xlsb, .xltx, .xltm, .xls, .xlt, .xlm, and .xlw. Macro-enabled files can be opened (.xlsm, .xltm, and .xlm), but the macros do not run.

Known issues in newer versions of Excel workbooks and the Excel Viewer

Even though the Excel Viewer can read the latest Excel workbooks, the following new features are not visible or are displayed differently in the Excel Viewer.

  • Sparklines are not shown in the Excel Viewer. The cells that contain them appear blank.
  • PivotTables and PivotCharts are flattened. The data or chart appears, but you can't make modifications.
  • Macros do not run in the Excel Viewer.
  • Slicers do not display data in the Excel Viewer. Instead, a box is displayed in the location of the slicer. The box contains the following text: 'This shape represents a slicer. Slicers are supported in Excel 2010 or later. If the shape was modified in an earlier version of Excel, or if the workbook was saved in Excel 2003 or earlier, the slicer cannot be used.'

If you have to view or use these features, use Excel Online.

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Summary

Excel 2003 Add Years And Months To A Date

Linux free vpn server softwarenewnevada. This article contains a sample Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications macro (sub-procedure) that prompts you for the month and year and creates a monthly calendar by using a worksheet.

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To create the calendar, follow these steps.

Excel 2003 Online

Microsoft Excel 2003

  1. Create a workbook.
  2. On the Tools menu, point to Macro, and then select Visual Basic Editor.
  3. On the Insert menu, select Module.
  4. Paste the Visual Basic for Applications script from the 'Sample Visual Basic procedure' section into the module sheet.
  5. On the File menu, select Close and Return to Microsoft Excel.
  6. Select the Sheet1 tab.
  7. On the Tools menu, point to Macro, and then select Macros.
  8. Select CalendarMaker, and then select Run to create the calendar.

Microsoft Excel 2007 or later

Excel 2003
  1. Create a workbook.
  2. On the Developer ribbon, select Visual Basic.
  3. On the *Insert menu, select Module.
  4. Paste the Visual Basic for Applications script from the 'Sample Visual Basic procedure' section into the module sheet.
  5. On the File menu, select Close and Return to Microsoft Excel.
  6. Select the Sheet1 tab.
  7. On the *Developer ribbon, click Macros.
  8. Select CalendarMaker, and then select *Run to create the calendar.

Excel 2003 App

Note

Excel 2003 Xlsx

If the Developer ribbon is not visible, open Excel Options to enable it. In Excel 2007, the option is available on the Popular menu. In Excel 2010, the option is available on the Customize Ribbon menu.

Sample Visual Basic procedure

Excel 2003 Freeze Top Row

You can add other code to customize the calendar to meet your needs. Insert extra rows for entry on the screen for each day or resize the screen to see the whole calendar based on screen size and resolution.