The phrase "a spreadsheet that listed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a spreadsheet that contains a list of items, data, or information.
Example: "I found a spreadsheet that listed all the expenses for the project, making it easier to track our budget."
Alternatives: "a spreadsheet containing" or "a spreadsheet featuring".
Asked to name a business that had agreed to move to Texas because of one of Mr. Perry's trips or was considering moving, she provided a spreadsheet that listed dozens of companies that had either moved or expanded to Texas since 2003 after outreach and assistance by TexasOne, the governor's office and economic development agencies.
Ashley responded with a spreadsheet that listed each of his faculty members according to how much money they made or lost for the university.
The court was told the drive contained incriminating evidence including a spreadsheet that listed coded references to the trades.
The Hilton did not have enough rooms, but she consulted a spreadsheet that listed other local hotels' availability and recommended the Hotel du Pont.
He made a spreadsheet that listed recent contributors of physics and astrophysics articles to Scientific American, showing which schools they had attended and which faculty they had later joined.
Publishers so far have been removing the keywords". In a third e-mail, dated November 16, 2007, Defendant sent another e-mail to Commission Junction that stated "[p]lease find attached a file with a few affiliates that need to be addressed ASAP". Attached to the e-mail was a spreadsheet that listed addresses for search-results pages and link destinations.
Each tutor has a copy of a spreadsheet that lists the candidates in rank order according to a final mark based on their written work and their performance at interview.
A payoff matrix is essentially a spreadsheet that lists the names of the parties in rows, the issues to be discussed in columns, and the parties' priorities on those issues in the boxes that are formed.
Earlier in the week, a representative of CPR "sent an email to a list serve (called the Tea Party Patriots Health Care Reform Committee) containing a spreadsheet that lists over one hundred congressional town halls from late July into September".
The combination of a spreadsheet that lists all objects and pop-ups for individual objects in an image view makes it easy to survey annotation and yet keep track of hundreds of objects as one progresses with the markup of such a collection.
