You'll probably want to create a folder in which only those accounts that you give permission can see and/or edit the documents. Your colleagues who have Microsoft Office can obtain them back directly from SkyDrive and also save them to SkyDrive from current versions of Office, if that makes it easier for you (and for all of you when not in the office).

In all cases, you will have to experiment to see which routes provide the greatest preservation of fidelity in the spreadsheets. You'll be warned if a spreadsheet uses features not supported by the SkyDrive versioin. You don't need Microsoft Office installed. You can then view and edit them in a browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome). However, does have the same ability but so far, it has been deactivated from the software. LibreOffice does offer the added ability to save documents in these formats. xslx files to SkyDrive by creating an account at. offers the ability to read Microsoft Office 20 documents, to access them, but not to save documents in these formats. If your colleagues are using the new version, Office 2013 Excel, the best route may be to have them save the documents as ODF for you.Īnother alternative is to upload the. You can try later versions of LibreOffice (3.6.2 is declared stable) and also the latest version of Apache OpenOffice, AOO 3.4.1.

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