Open and edit XLSX files for free without Excel
How to edit values and formulas in an XLSX file and save it back as XLSX on a computer without Microsoft Excel, with nothing to install.
If you only need to change a few numbers in an Excel file you received but don’t have Excel, or your license has expired, you can make simple edits with just a browser.
How to do it with DocDori
- Open the XLSX file in the Workspace. The file is not uploaded to a server.
- Select a cell and edit its value or formula. Supported functions are calculated immediately.
- You can change bold, font color, fill color, alignment, borders and number format (comma, currency, percentage, date) cell by cell.
- Press ‘Download edited copy’ to download a new XLSX file while the original stays untouched. If you only edited cells, the original file structure is kept as is.
Good to know
- Unsupported functions and references to other sheets or external files are not calculated and are marked ‘Not calculated’.
- Charts are not displayed. Structural changes such as deleting rows or columns or sorting can drop some elements, so DocDori asks for your consent before saving.
- XLS, XLSM, XLSB and ODS files are saved converted to XLSX. For details, see the Old Office files guide.
When this comes in handy
- When you need to change a few quantity or unit price cells in a quote from a client and send it back
- When you urgently need to check an XLSX on a laptop whose Office subscription has ended
- When you just want a quick check that a total formula calculates correctly
Frequently asked questions
The cell formatting looks different from the original. Column widths, row heights, cell formatting, merges and conditional formatting are displayed as in the original. Charts are not displayed, so the area where a chart was will look empty.
Does saving change the original file? No. The edited copy is always downloaded as a new XLSX file.
Do I edit CSV files the same way? You can open and edit CSV files too, and leading zeros and EUC-KR files (the older Korean encoding) are preserved. See Garbled Korean text in CSV.