Hi Lost
Usually from your local software retailer. Excel isn't available "Free".
However, you can download an Excel viewer to look at files but they can't be
edited
Do a Google for Excel viewer.
Alternatively, look at downloading Open Office, which is free and has a
spreadsheet component for Excel.
HTH
Michael Mitchelson
RD
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* free as in free beer (gratis): no, but you can find relatively cheap
copies on Amazon.com. Take care not to buy an OEM version because those
are illegal to sell.
* Free as in Free speech (libre): no, Excel isn't, never was, and
probably will never be Free Software. If you are interested in a Free
(or Open) spreadsheet, try OpenCalc from OpenOffice: http://openoffice.org. You can download it (80MB, free(gratis)) or
order installation disks (Free(libre) but not free(free)).
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