In the world of digital files, extensions play a crucial role in informing users of the type and format of the file they're using. One such extension is the XL file extension. In this article, we'll look into various formats, ways to open, and uses for files with the XL file extension. We'll also explore multiple uses for the extension with dedicated chapters for each use.
XL file extension has multiple file format associations. They are:
If you have a file with the .xl extension, it may be an old Microsoft Excel worksheet. Although Excel no longer uses this file format, you can still attempt to open these files.
Some printer driver files, like the ones used by the Brother P-Touch Label Printers, use the .xl extension. To view and access these files, you need to:
For Extended Layer description files (.xl) used in GIS applications:
In summary, while the XL file extension is not commonly used today, it is essential to be aware of the possibilities it brings to the table when dealing with older or specialized files. By understanding the various file formats, how to open and use them, you can access the information contained within XL files and make effective use of it in your work.
If you downloaded a XL file on Android device you can open it by following steps below:
To open XL File on iOS device follow steps below:
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