Open a spreadsheet in three steps
- Click Choose a file or drag the spreadsheet onto the box.
- The first sheet opens as a table. Use the tabs above it to switch sheets.
- Scroll to read it, or click Print or save as PDF.
Formats you can open
| Extension | What it is |
|---|---|
| .xlsx | Excel workbook (Excel 2007 and later) |
| .xlsm | Excel workbook with macros (macros are never run) |
| .xls | Older Excel 97–2003 workbook |
| .ods | LibreOffice / OpenOffice spreadsheet |
| .csv | Comma-separated values, plain text in columns |
Spreadsheets job seekers open
Merit lists, provisional and final selection lists, test results, interview schedules and lists of eligible candidates are often published as Excel or CSV files. Opening them here lets you search for your name or roll number with your browser's find (Ctrl + F, or "Find in page" on a phone) without installing Excel.
Looking for the jobs those lists belong to? Browse government jobs or jobs closing soon.
What the viewer shows, and what it does not
- Shown: every sheet, with the value in each cell (the result of formulas).
- Not shown: charts, cell colours, borders and conditional formatting.
- Never run: macros. A workbook cannot run code on your device here.
- Limit: the first 2,000 rows of each sheet.
Other formats: DOCX viewer, PDF viewer, or the all-in-one document viewer.