Oracle reports to be generated in excel format

Hi,
We are currently exporting the oracle reports to PDF and CSV format using Report Builder 10.1.2.0.2.
we would like to export the report to xls or xlsx format.
is there any way we can achieve with the current version of report builder.
ANy valuable information in this regard would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance!!!

in reports 10 you can generate spreadsheet as output and you can save name.xls and you can open with excel
if you runs in production environment the format is spreadsheet from forms you can show on the browser and the user can saves as xls

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