Excel is a Microsoft product. It has many commands, such as "Save the File", import, export, copy are all commands.
The short answer is maybe, but you will not change the file date just by opening the file. When you save a file, it will display the date and time when you saved it (as set in your computer date-time settings). Excel will ask you if you want to save the file when you exit (assuming you did not change the default settings). You can choose to leave the file as is (same file date) or save the file (current file date). An exception to this would be determined by your auto save settings on Excel. If you make any changes to the file, Excel might automatically save the file (thus, changing the file date). Additionally, windows may save the last-accessed date. Bottom line, if you want to view an Excel file and not change the date, save the file to a different name as soon as you open it. Then examine the file copy.
In the File menu on versions of Excel up to 2003, and on the Office Button for versions of Excel from 2007.
open file in excel 2007 then press ribbon and go to Save as, you will see Excel 1997-2003 Workbook option, click on it and save file.
A spreadsheet that you create and save with Excel is an example of a file.
From within Excel, File Menu>Save As>Save As Type>CSV
The application will close immediately. As your file has been saved and is up to date, there is no need for the application to ask if you want to save it. This would happen if the file had not been saved.
Save your file as Excel xls format. Use the File-->Save As... menu and select the file type in the save dialog. For a video How to, see related links.
you press file save as and you can make your own name.
Save the workbook as an Excel 2007 file instead of 97-2003 file.
When you come to save your spreadsheet - use 'Save as' instead of save, and select the correct excel version from the drop-down menu.
Open in Excel and save as an Excel Template.