How to view an xls (Excel) file?

I would like to take a look at THIS xls file but I do not have Excel on my computer.

Is there any application that will enable me to simply view and Excel file?

By the way, the file I want to view contains data resulting from tests of several HIPS-type applications as stated in the following quote from THIS webpage...

@Kees, aigle, Easter, & others who like to try-out various security applications...
PLEASE give Safe'n'Secure a trial. I tried it but got lost in their hard-to-understand user's manual.

 

If this is just about viewing this one file, here's an online Excel viewer:

http://sheet.zoho.com/excelviewer

 

If it is less than 1mb, and does not have any macros, Google Docs could probably read the file too.

 

Here is another online Excel spreadsheet viewer website.

http://www.editgrid.com/

 

Thanks to all!!! I used Tony's suggestion & got it done right away. I posted a screenshot of the data in the "Other Anti-Malware" topical category. (OT- the "best in this test" was Norton Anti-bot. Prevx & Mamutu did pretty good,too.)

 

Hi,
You can send it to a gmail address and then use gmail viewer (built-in in the mail) to view office docs ...
Mrk

 

Why not install OpenOffice, then you can also alter and make new spread sheets.

/Don

 

For spreadsheets, i'd choose Gnumeric. It seems to support well MS's format.

Also, it is, until i see something prove otherwise, better than Excel.
For statistical purposes at least, you should definitely avoid Excel.
http://www.csdassn.org/software_reports.cfm
http://www.daheiser.info/excel/frontpage.html
Specifically,
Fixing Statistical Errors in Spreadsheet Software: The Cases of Gnumeric and Excel

Of course, there are specific programs for statistics, better in everything. But if the function exists, it should work. If problems found, they should be fixed. MS didn't fix the errors. Gnumeric developers did.
Now they're working with the GNU R project to further improve its accuracy.

That's my opinion, and i'm sticking to it.