No such thing.
You CAN download a trial version but it will time-out at the end of the trial period requiring either registration (for the M$ hefty fee) or removal. If you need Excel specifically - then you have to buy it. If another program will suffice that will create, import & export Excel compatible files, then I recommend OpenOffice. I use OpenOffice a lot. It's not the same, but it is a very good office suite. The Writer (Word counterpart) doesn't properly import correct formatting of things such as bullets and some tables, but it does export well into Word format. The thing is - it's free. It can be downloaded at http://www.openoffice.org .
Otherwise, you will have to purchase either Excel or Micro$oft Office.
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Hi
As already stated, full, genuine licenced versions of Microsoft Products cannot usually
be downloaded.
It is, however generally possible to download Free 60 day Trial versions of
some MS Office products.
Microsoft no longer offer and have withdrawn Free Downloads for MS Office 2007
Trial Products. All their efforts are now focused on marketing and support for
MS Office 2010.
Microsoft often does this after a new product has been
launched.
If you are determined to use MS Office 2007, then you
will have to purchase a licensed copy of the software from a reputable,
reliable supplier, such as Amazon (www.amazon.com).
Online offers of Free Downloads of MS Office 2007
products are probably almost universally either not genuine, illegal,
unlicensed or pre-used licence versions, downloadable only from illicit download sites or are
masquerading non-existent MS Office 2007 products as camouflague for the marketing of other
(often unrelated) software, products or services.
Even if you do succeed in finding a genuine download site for
MS Office 2007 products AND manage to complete a successful, uncorrupted download, you will still have to purchase a separate, genuine,
unused Licence for the product before you can successfully install it, use it with confidence, register it, activate it and
download and benefit from Updates and Security Patches for it from Microsoft.
Go to: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try
Download MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office 2010 Pro 60 Day Trial (which includes Excel 2010 60 Day Trial ) and install it, carefully following each step.
If you do not want to buy or cannot afford a full, licensed copy of MS Office Excel 2010 or MS Office
2010 Pro, and/or prefer to pursue the downloading option, consider
the latest version of a genuine, comparable free program -
Open Office - downloadable from:
www.openoffice.org
You can use Open Office simultaneously with MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office Pro 2010 60 Day Trial.
If you delete MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office 2010 Pro 60
Day Trial, well before the 60 day expirty date, and Remove all components of it
from Add or Remove Programs (or its equivalent in your Operating System) and
restarting before downloading and installing, it is usually possible to enter into a further
60 Day trial period.
I hope this helps.
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