You could try importing the file to Microsoft Access - though it may ask for the password when you try this way. If it works, just export it back to Excel.
Another option is to try the "Insert file" option in Word. But again, you may get asked for the password - it is supposed to offer some protection!
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I think I opened it in notepad or something else pretty basic as a comma seperated file. You loose all the formating and formula but get access to the basic data. You can then resave as Excel.
Do a search. You can find files you open in excel first before you open the password protected one that will allow you to open and view the file which will enable you to copy the contents out.
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