Oracle table export ot Excel

Dear folks,
I am looking to export some oracle tables into excel format. I tried using sql developer but since the table has huge rows (>12L), it is taking too much time. I tried to export it in csv format also but not getting enough benefit. We do not have any licenced third party tool to use this facility.
Could you please let me know the best way to accomplish this task.
-- Can we do it using expdmp, if yes plz share the steps.
-- Can a dmp file be converted to xls file, if yes plz share the steps.
-- Any other way you think is the best.
I would appreciate if you reply me.
Regards.

There are open source modules from cpan.org called Text-CSV-1.20 and Spreadsheet::WriteExcel which look cool for perlmongers, though I haven't had time to dig into them myself. hoopercharles.wordpress.com has some interesting excel examples. If "L" means something like 100,000, I'd question why you even want to do something like this, importing a straight csv file into Excel won't work because it doesn't know about multiple worksheets. Whatever you do, I expect it will take a long time. Anything that has a million rows needs a database. See if whatever tool you use has an arraysize adjustment.
expdmp has a proprietary format, not suitable.

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