Good to know
Viewing a spreadsheet without Excel
An .xlsx file is a zipped set of XML files: one per sheet, plus shared strings and styles. The viewer unpacks it in your browser and shows every sheet as a fast, scrollable table.
Formulas are not recalculated. Excel stores the last calculated value of every cell inside the file, and that is exactly what you see — the numbers the author saw when they saved it.
Formatting such as colours, merged cells and charts is not shown: the focus is on the data. If you need the data elsewhere, export the sheet as CSV and it opens in every spreadsheet app.