Excel Skills Test

$10.00

What is your Excel skill level? Which Excel course should you attend? For non Africans you can get a report on what your skill level is and what type of course you should attend, comparing your skills to the traditional Excel 1,2,3.

Visit our new Excel Skills Assessment site to be able to run your own skill assessments (purchase credits, send tests via email, get results).

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Excel Skills Test

Excel skills test

The Excel skills assessment test assesses the person’s aptitude for Excel learning and allows you to match your Excel skill level to the correct training material. We have now created an entire site just to do Excel Skills Assessments.

Adjacent is an example report comparing our average visitor (dashed line) to the traditional Excel 1,2 and 3 skill levels (notice that a person with Excel level 3 is still only touching the surface of what Excel can do).

Unlike other tests, there is often more than 1 correct answer and our intricate scoring system provides a better overview of the person’s actual skills. The report will provide an overall score as well as ratings in the following areas:

  • Fundamental Knowledge- the basics
  • Using Tools- using the tools available in excel e.g. sort, autofilter, pivot
  • Using Functions- using Excel’s key formula functions e.g. vlookup, sumif etc
  • Super User Attributes- ability to solve problems in excel using all the above

You will notice that throughout the site there are scores from 0 to 10 on the free video tutorials and courses. Once you have your score you will be able to assess the Excel training material that is most appropriate for you.

Below are some interesting results from the full Excel skills assessment. Once you have your report you can compare yourself to these graphs.

Excel skills based on the participants own opinion of their skill
Comparing people’s own opinion of their skill level to our excel skills test. Most people are self aware.
Excel skills based on the education level of the participant
Comparing education level to Excel skills test score. Not much of a difference.
Excel skills based on the age of the participant
Again age results are similar. More important than age is experience and Excel specific training