Stored Procedure output to excel

Hi Experts,
Is it possible to get an output of a Oracle stored procedure into excel. we are executing the stored proc from SQL PLUS prompt.
We are not using any reporting tools(no oracle reports to execute the stored proc)
Will appreciate all the help
Thanks

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